My favourite poem by Rudyard Kipling was always "My Boy Jack." What I find interesting about him is that even by the 1910's, the man felt very out of place, like the world was forgetting him and his ilk, despite the fact that I think he always tried to be relatively contemporary. He was a product of mid-Victorian, conservative thinking (even though he was too young to really remember it), but was always an outsider for his time in many aspects. I can only imagine what he must have thought would happen to both England and the rest of the world by the 30's, in his last days. I really like how you read this. I think your reading vids are underrated
Thank you! I really enjoy making narration videos, I shall continue to do so regardless of how many/few views they get... staying in the same line of Victorian ghost/horror/creepy tales for the foreseeable future. :) Thanks for that point about Kipling.... goodness, it's sad to think of what he would feel about the state of things nowadays... :(
"They were lonely folk who understood the dread meaning of loneliness. They were all under thirty years of age - which is too soon for any man to possess that knowledge."
Amazing mixed media my little dove. Your soul breathes art, sanity & understanding. This story is gut wrenching in many ways. www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/ghost-stories-kipling.html I'm posting link to story text, this is no ordinary tale that can be dismissed in one exposure. Many layers of insight to those who reflect. Thank you for this!
Jesus Christ. You have got too do audio books. I felt like I was fly on the wall watching the story unfold. Fair play to you. Thanks
Wow, thank you! :)
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
"A man hasn't many privileges in his country, but he might at least be allowed to mishandle his own rifle."
Dancing Dove I like that privilege.
Your voice is so soothing, I went right off to sleep.
Great! Thanks :)
My favourite poem by Rudyard Kipling was always "My Boy Jack." What I find interesting about him is that even by the 1910's, the man felt very out of place, like the world was forgetting him and his ilk, despite the fact that I think he always tried to be relatively contemporary. He was a product of mid-Victorian, conservative thinking (even though he was too young to really remember it), but was always an outsider for his time in many aspects. I can only imagine what he must have thought would happen to both England and the rest of the world by the 30's, in his last days.
I really like how you read this. I think your reading vids are underrated
Thank you!
I really enjoy making narration videos, I shall continue to do so regardless of how many/few views they get... staying in the same line of Victorian ghost/horror/creepy tales for the foreseeable future. :)
Thanks for that point about Kipling.... goodness, it's sad to think of what he would feel about the state of things nowadays... :(
Cultured, I like it.
"They were lonely folk who understood the dread meaning of loneliness. They were all under thirty years of age - which is too soon for any man to possess that knowledge."
Dancing Dove Too soon, indeed.
Gorgeous.
Thank you :)
Amazing mixed media my little dove. Your soul breathes art, sanity & understanding. This story is gut wrenching in many ways.
www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/ghost-stories-kipling.html
I'm posting link to story text, this is no ordinary tale that can be dismissed in one exposure. Many layers of insight to those who reflect. Thank you for this!
Thank you!
It is a story that remains in one's head for some time afterwards, isn't it.
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Read it here:
www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/ghost-stories-kipling.html
Ooh, rather
:)