who else is here because they have to present this in class tomorrow and you are an audio-oriented memorizer? (meaning you remember things better when you hear them)
Kimball Cook Not me, I'm here because I learned this as an 18 year old (English is not my first language) and while getting ready this morning, I suddenly thought of it and started saying it. It turns out I haven't forgotten it in 20 years.
I love how romantic this poem is! It's really saying that as long as this sonnet lives on, and people are here to see it, the loveliness of whoever he wrote it for will stay forever!
Poetry does not always have to be read with theatrical emotion. Let the words speak for themselves. bernardshakespeare: thank you for providing this, by the way. I just started to study the sonnets and hearing its pacing read out loud is a huge help if I ever want to recite them on my own.
Shakespeare... conveys such tangibility in his work... sometimes a person has feeling he "cannot describe" I as you all may now what I mean but Shakespeare never runs into this problem. He can describe every feeling and every dramatic occurance possible. He has already done so
en la lengua castellana también leemos al maestro inglés y aquí está en español la estrofa más hermosa de este soneto: "¿tendré que compararte a un día de primavera? tú tienes más hermosura y suavidad, ráfagas de viento agitan los preciosos brotes de mayo y el préstamo del estío vence a corto plazo" eres el más grande Shakespeare....
@profpatriciagimenes Actually it's a satire of a sonnet, and it is written to his male friend. If you look closer you can see how he shows summer's faults, in which he first compares his friend to. He says things like sometimes summer is too hot, or summer is too short. Also that fairness does not last. In reality he is praising his own skills in writing poetry, saying that this poem gives life to this man.
Я взяла сонет 18 для разучивания пьесы , он захватил мое сердце в жаркие объятия любви , искренних эмоций и жаркой страсти я стала непременно разучивать его , и уже не забуду его никогда.
Dare I erase the figment of time before and past a summers day. To compare thy warmth thy cold of sun shadow and clouded day to obey the soft whisper of wind thy echo leaching to heart skin and wasted sin. I dare not place your name upon thy glare thy warmth upon ever fading day
How is it unfair? You should be happy that you have to memorise such beautiful poems. Do you realise how many people would kill to read just one of Shakespeare's sonnets.
@666v3ng3anc3 Well... lets see. There's an image of William Shakespeare throughout the video, just in the comments below it says "Sonnet no 18: By William Shakespeare ('Summer's day')" which leads the reader to know that the sonnet is called Summer's Day by William Shakespeare...
i understand it...............its like sayin hes hitting on a hot girl on the beach but she declines but when the sun shines on her i wants her more, he starts to give up so he thinks his summer is wack...he feels like dying but he doesnt make that happen so he continue on with his gift knowing that his gift can give man life n hope
I always thought this was about his son Hamnet who was often sick and died as a child? I think that makes it a more beautiful love story for his lost only son.
yes, "thou" was informal and the formal "you" stuck. "Thou" is used in the accusative and "thee" in the dative case, I think. (correct me if I've got that wrong)
"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day..." - We love these wonderful words and it's amazing how many people are inspired by this sonnet in so many different ways. We tried to write some music to it and hope you like our version. We are open and happy for all kinds of feedback and are interested in other versions of "Sonnet 18": ruclips.net/video/XxcOyaDN25o/видео.html
I have tried to deliver continuity in my interpretation of all 154 sonnets and have received much praise from many worldwide both for my reading and for my accent. Thus I am sorry to hear that you might feel I have delivered 154 sonnets in a consistently monotonous fashion, but I must highlight the fact that, in my considered opinion, you are mistaken and it seems that the youtube community is in agreement with me. Thank you for your, no doubt, honest and well-meaning criticism.
Did you guys know that shakespeare is married with Anne Hathaway, but in the marriage book of the church he got married there is another name of a woman
@EXPLOSIVEXPLOSION Sacrilege. LOL. Especially when one can't match or do better. Poems don't have to rhyme but in this case the last few letters do provide the rhyme. It's all in how it is read.
Indeed I can and do say that any one reading is better than another - but only by reference to my own personal opinion. - That is subjective and not objective. I welcome your constructive criticism even though I do respectfully disagree. Perhaps if you looked beyond accent you might find the feeling adequately expressed - more so in my interpretations of the later sonnets. I do agree that perhaps the first 30 or so sonnets are less emphatic on emotion. What I do not want to do is to exaggerate
@rockclimber21: Hello there - I really like Poe and do intend to upload more of his poems. - Check out my video 'A Dream Within a Dream'. Kind Regards.
who else is here because they have to present this in class tomorrow and you are an audio-oriented memorizer? (meaning you remember things better when you hear them)
tbh
Kimball Cook same
Kimball Cook Not me, I'm here because I learned this as an 18 year old (English is not my first language) and while getting ready this morning, I suddenly thought of it and started saying it. It turns out I haven't forgotten it in 20 years.
Kimball Cook 😂😂😂
Kimball Cook ....me
I love how romantic this poem is! It's really saying that as long as this sonnet lives on, and people are here to see it, the loveliness of whoever he wrote it for will stay forever!
lol how many of these 350k views are from students that are doing sonnets in English class?
I know I'm late so SORRY!!!
bute yeah, me
Meeee
Poetry does not always have to be read with theatrical emotion. Let the words speak for themselves.
bernardshakespeare: thank you for providing this, by the way. I just started to study the sonnets and hearing its pacing read out loud is a huge help if I ever want to recite them on my own.
This is the sonnet that made me fall in love with this artist
same
L2925 who actually listens to this ☠️☠️
Shakespeare... conveys such tangibility in his work...
sometimes a person has feeling he "cannot describe" I as you all may now what I mean but Shakespeare never runs into this problem. He can describe every feeling and every dramatic occurance possible. He has already done so
okay just like everyone else in the comments, im also here because we have to present this on friday.
i love poetry by william shakespear, im four months old.
Well ur 9 now u must be in college now.
Genius. Most beautiful sonnet EVERRRR
I do love poetry, thank you much. Shakespeare was oh so talented.
Beautiful, this sonnet is amazing. It is about eternity in someone's heart.
why are there no more guys like these anymore!!!='( LOVELY poem! so ROMANTIC!=)
My favorite sonnet.
en la lengua castellana también leemos al maestro inglés y aquí está en español la estrofa más hermosa de este soneto:
"¿tendré que compararte a un día de primavera?
tú tienes más hermosura y suavidad,
ráfagas de viento agitan los preciosos brotes de mayo
y el préstamo del estío vence a corto plazo"
eres el más grande Shakespeare....
I have to learn this by heart by tomorrow. Because of you, I might be ok. Thx a lot for posting this :)
Thank you for taking the time and effort to post this great sonnet. Great presentation. I am really touched.
0:51 -> I guess it is ''When in eternal lines [...]'' and not ''Where [...]''
"The very substance of the ambitious is merely the shadow of a dream."
- William Shakespeare
@profpatriciagimenes Actually it's a satire of a sonnet, and it is written to his male friend. If you look closer you can see how he shows summer's faults, in which he first compares his friend to. He says things like sometimes summer is too hot, or summer is too short. Also that fairness does not last. In reality he is praising his own skills in writing poetry, saying that this poem gives life to this man.
Я взяла сонет 18 для разучивания пьесы , он захватил мое сердце в жаркие объятия любви , искренних эмоций и жаркой страсти я стала непременно разучивать его , и уже не забуду его никогда.
Dare I erase the figment of time before and past a summers day. To compare thy warmth thy cold of sun shadow and clouded day to obey the soft whisper of wind thy echo leaching to heart skin and wasted sin. I dare not place your name upon thy glare thy warmth upon ever fading day
Yeah nice I feel uuugghh cant explain I really like it sooooo much thanks for the upload
Thank you!, needed som guildance in how to read it :)
So true. I was laughed at today for being excited about learning about Shakespeare in English class.
Hi Bernard, my son and I loved your performances. Would you consider reposting them again? Thank you.
@MenWhoPutOnGlasses I can't believe that. I'll continue to interpret this way...love and eternity of a soul of whom we live.
Thank you so much I had to memorize for class thank you so much again!!!
his poetry is like honey
epic and i have to memorize this for an assignment and a grade
My favorite sonnet so true
You've done an excellent job!!! thenx :) This might get ppl happy!
i once read this at a friends, funeral....it was the toughest thing i ever did
thanks,, it really help me,.,. we have a recitation next day, thankz,,,
i love poetry and especially W. Shakespear, and I'm 15
I'm in love with that guy
How is it unfair? You should be happy that you have to memorise such beautiful poems. Do you realise how many people would kill to read just one of Shakespeare's sonnets.
Helped me lots with my English final! Thank you so much! :)
Finished my homework job done lol great poem love history ;-)
so beautiful
Exam tomorrow and save the poem is so beautiful
I LIKE SO SO MUTCH,PLS I HAVE TO LEARN IT.
Thank you very much. Yes, I intend to perform all 154 of Shakespeare's sonnets.
Regards,
Bertram Selwyn
Thank you
sehr gut. :-)
Goodness me what a voice! Any plans to do sonnet 86 and 144?
beautiful
@666v3ng3anc3 Well... lets see. There's an image of William Shakespeare throughout the video, just in the comments below it says "Sonnet no 18: By William Shakespeare ('Summer's day')" which leads the reader to know that the sonnet is called Summer's Day by William Shakespeare...
i have to learn this for my english class......wish me luck :-S
i understand it...............its like sayin hes hitting on a hot girl on the beach but she declines but when the sun shines on her i wants her more, he starts to give up so he thinks his summer is wack...he feels like dying but he doesnt make that happen so he continue on with his gift knowing that his gift can give man life n hope
I hav to memorize this for class by friday!!! *its wensday :/)*
lol i have to do this in a speech class thanks :)
i had to rap this sonnet in year 7 and got so much credit
happy birthday william ^_^
perfect 😍😍
love this sonnet i took it in high school. i wish someone to love me as he loves his gf
oh yes hat how it should be my dear.
***** i meant as he loved his gf
sorry for my spelling mistake
lamin demba u mean thats the way people should love right?
Yassmina Lawzi Exam tomorrow and save the poem is so beautiful
I always thought this was about his son Hamnet who was often sick and died as a child? I think that makes it a more beautiful love story for his lost only son.
yes, "thou" was informal and the formal "you" stuck. "Thou" is used in the accusative and "thee" in the dative case, I think. (correct me if I've got that wrong)
"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day..." - We love these wonderful words and it's amazing how many people are inspired by this sonnet in so many different ways. We tried to write some music to it and hope you like our version. We are open and happy for all kinds of feedback and are interested in other versions of "Sonnet 18": ruclips.net/video/XxcOyaDN25o/видео.html
I’m only here cause I gotta memorize this shit
i have to memorize this for my english class
00:20 - 0:26
(it's for me nvm)
loool. i have to learn this my tomorrow too XD
This is my daughter's epitaph
TRROOOLLL
IN THE DUNGEON
I have tried to deliver continuity in my interpretation of all 154 sonnets and have received much praise from many worldwide both for my reading and for my accent. Thus I am sorry to hear that you might feel I have delivered 154 sonnets in a consistently monotonous fashion, but I must highlight the fact that, in my considered opinion, you are mistaken and it seems that the youtube community is in agreement with me.
Thank you for your, no doubt, honest and well-meaning criticism.
It does. the last three letters are the same: temperATE and dATE.
Shakespeare? I got a spear you can shake! Jk. i love this sonnet and have to memorize it for class....
Try singing this with the melody of "What's makes you beautiful"
ich kann es auswendig :)
Well now i have to memorise sonnet 12,18, 29,60,73 and poem "Fear no more" For my LC... so unfair...
Which is really sad and depressing.
Did you guys know that shakespeare is married with Anne Hathaway, but in the marriage book of the church he got married there is another name of a woman
@a7xandreas yts but there are still some sources...
Nice.
2018, any one?!
Even better.
And I agree with Joel gibson
very nice if that's your voice! :)
منورين طلاب ساندس
Shakespeare would have liked your poem I feel sure
Not many school kids wanna have anything to do with poetry let alone shakespeare mate!
Italian Sonnet 18 at ruclips.net/video/GgqOvjgTNzs/видео.html
Ну да ладно не только на охлаждение? 👌
*love
can you rap it please it would be awesome
@EXPLOSIVEXPLOSION Sacrilege. LOL. Especially when one can't match or do better. Poems don't have to rhyme but in this case the last few letters do provide the rhyme. It's all in how it is read.
I heard he wrote this to a young man to convince him to get married and start a family; It would be a waste of beauty if he didn't have kids.
лойс если проходишь квест
"Where in eternal lines to time thou grow’st: or "When in eternal lines to time thou grow’st:"? -_-
it took a year, but BOTH. (ur welcome lol)
@monicasm123 awwww :)
Indeed I can and do say that any one reading is better than another - but only by reference to my own personal opinion. - That is subjective and not objective. I welcome your constructive criticism even though I do respectfully disagree. Perhaps if you looked beyond accent you might find the feeling adequately expressed - more so in my interpretations of the later sonnets. I do agree that perhaps the first 30 or so sonnets are less emphatic on emotion.
What I do not want to do is to exaggerate
Who else is doing this for language arts
@rockclimber21: Hello there - I really like Poe and do intend to upload more of his poems. - Check out my video 'A Dream Within a Dream'. Kind Regards.
@DrFsdasD isnt his bday unknown?
Does temerate ryme to date?
here bc of world literature subject
oooooooooo.....nice accent...and tone...chocolate for the ears lol
2007, form 4, gua kena recite ni. What de heck. Hahahahahaha
English class gang?
I hear Ezio Auditore
@Uzzie101 hahaha me too
Come Here bcs of gfriend :v