You can hear and feel the beauty even in a mind full of pain. That's why life is always precious. No slither of sadness or disappointment can dim the real light within.
I remember a friend in school who once told me he was reading Poe and I laughed at him. I remember he used to get bullied and would smell and for sure had a terrible home life. We were vague friends and he was insanely smart and kind and wore one of the sweetest smiles I've seen. A smile that when I remember it makes me weep. Taren is a beautiful person.
@@vintagemoods In my experience, many young people can't appreciate spoken poetry because it is often about one's life experience, of which they have very little experience navigating. I hardly appreciated poetry until recently, I tried my hand at it a few times when I was much younger, but could only ever muster limericks, or anaphora. I even chastised myself for not being great at it. Now I see the beauty in all forms of artistic philosophy.
To tame the wild beast within us all a burden, but the onus a bonus to feast for the Dragon's tale is spurred on by a thirst first to quench, before a hunger or war & gossip monger. Slay the animalistic attributes with manners of altruistic roots, running deep encumbered by sleep, while wide awake for goodness sake and resolute reason we keep.
In other words, "what's meant to be is, well... meant to be". Not the most consoling tautological message to hear if you happen to find yourself amongst the majority meant to live a mundane and/ or tragic existence, or worse.
@@gravitytracer To an extent, life is what you make it. Fortune favors the bold and tenacity is a determining factor in one's own destiny. If you are living a mundane existence and you refuse to change it, you've no-one to blame but yourself.
Mark Twain gets credit as the first great American writer, the one who brought us to the world stage. But I’ve alway said it was Poe. He is known for some 15 stories of horror and madness and scant selection of his poetry but he was so much more. It work as a crisis is beautiful prose. He wrote far more comedies and dramas than horror. He pioneered the detective story (sorry Doyle) and he pioneered science fiction (sorry Wells). And he was a master essayist. His work in the craft itself is also inspiring. Any writer of any genre who dares encapsulates their works entire feeling and sensation in one single opening line owes scent of gratitude to this man. You are forever and always my eternal muse Mr. Poe and I thank you greatly
Completely agree with everything you've said and I absolutely adore everything Poe has created with that brilliant mind of his. However, I'd like to advocate for Mary Shelley as the pioneer of science fiction.... rather than The Modern Prometheus I think it is her post apocalyptic vison in The Last Man that should give her the credit.
Poe was a strange individual, but he was fully aware that he was different. He wrote about it in poems such as "All I loved I loved alone". Most of us have eccentricities but aren't aware of what they are, only others see them. Poe was gifted to see himself as he truly was. I suppose we are all strange, it's our commonality, but to face it is divine.
Reliving Poetry Life, we all know has ups and downs so when yr realistic you know failures you must see as, something to Learn from 💫 That is... after about one hour or more, of sorrow over it.💫😊
It is amazing to me that a man with such torment, such tragedy and pain throughout his life could create such beautiful, sublime poetry. Poe's poems are eternal.
"Until the day God will deign to reveal the future to man, all human wisdom is summed up in these two words - 'wait' and 'hope'." - Alexandre Dumas (Count of Monte Cristo)
But he did reveal how to go back to him and how to do the right thing.Go and look at Dharmanation if you realy want to understand god or philosophy behind understanding him.If not have a nice day.
He has a very rich, sonorous voice, but no one ever trained him on oration, or the reading of verse. He came to a downward inflection at the end of each, and every line in the poem, despite the thought not yet being complete. It is a major elementary principle in reading poetry (or prose, as well) that while the writer (the poet, in this instance) may even capitalize the first word of each succeeding line (as in many poems), the "sentence" is not complete until one sees the period (which means the thought is now complete). Until the period appears, one must hold an upward inflection in the voice at the end of each line in order to sustain the thought being expressed, until reaching that end point in the sentence (signified, even as in prose, by a period). And that principle holds doubly important when arriving at the end of a question posed within a poem (or prose). Even in this instance, the "orator" here chose to come to a complete declarative stop in the thought by incorporating a downward inflection at the end of the first question posed in the poem. It became a declaration of an idea rather than a question posed to the reader. He clearly is untrained as an orator, or reader of poetry. He is "getting by" on a good deep voice, but loses significantly in the impact of his reading by failing to learn the basic principles of oratory. These same principles apply to giving any kind of a speech, and holding the audience's attention within the sentence by sustained upward vocal inflection, until coming to the end of a sentence.
If you listen to the speeches given by George W. Bush in the first months after his first election victory, you can hear this principle most clearly, as he was not able to hold his thought past two to three words within a sentence. After the Sept 11 disaster "someone" realized that his speeches needed to be "fixed" by teaching him to speak "all the words within a single thought" before coming to the end of his sentences. His speeches became far more comprehensible after that period, and for the remainder of his presidency, though he surely remained a first class dunce, and mere puppet of Cheney and the other overlords within the oligarchic power structure. He was merely more understandable in his stupidity.
Oh my.. I often times catch myself re-listening to Poe. This is one of my favorites I play because I can connect with this so much.. I’m just a 24yr old with a progressive & terminal neuromuscular disease with a mind beyond understanding, a mind that’s all there but the physical is a prison that I live in daily. I have a passion todo so much career wise and it’s all taken by this disease rapidly progressing. I’m afraid that all of my dreams are just a dream within a dream..
Thank you so much for posting. Edgar Allan Poe is truly one of a kind. His artful use of vocabulary flowed from his pen to paper, creating vivid masterpieces of literature like Michael Angelo's masterful brush strokes of paint on plaster, delivered his vivid visions . Peace, love, and blessings
Just like a "play within the play". Listened to it after a long time. Beautiful recitation. I have always admired British recitation. But this American UA-cam channel has truly changed my thinking. May it is but a dream within the dream.
This is a little late, but I'm sorry for your loss. My father has been gone for over twenty years and just the other day I had a dream about him and woke up crying repeating the words"I miss him,I miss him". This pain is something all people share, it's one of the things that binds us. Do you remember the great line from No Man is an Island? "Any mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind". I wish you a long life filled with happy memories of your grandpa. 🙏♥️
MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO U, SOMETIMES WE GOT TO GIVE OUT THE PAIN WE ARE EXPERIENCING IN OUR LIFES. EVEN THOUGH WE ARE STRANGERS I CAN FEEL YOUR PAIN. MAY(GOD) COMFORT U IN YOUR LOSS. MAY YOUR GRANDFATHER(REST IN PEACE). MAY ALL YOUR FAMILY BE SURE TO PRAY FOR YOUR DEPARTED GRANDFATHER. SO HIS BE AT PEACE.
Wow. This is very beautiful. What a soothing voice Shane Morris has, and over such pleasant music. I'm looking forward to hearing and reading more poetry that moves me like this.
Life is an illusion that we can never fully comprehend because of our physical, emotional and intellectual limitations. Faith, love and compassion are our allies in the journey of life.
"I luv u as much as death But neither i can get I'm alive ,you may think But my soul is already dead My tears slowly pours and gets dry on my skin No one can see us No one in between us How beautiful my tear is Hw beautiful my love is This pain reminds me of you So i made my self addicted Cause i don't want to forget I 'm a lucky man As im dying from the pain my love is giving How beautiful my death is How beautiful my love is" This is one of my poem hope you all like it
I was reading Poe as a kid. I read a lot when I was a child. My days in my room, yes I did. My time as alone was not wild. Time grows and goes, mine alone Though I knew my time was my own. The odd side of a old soul, there was no other like me, now that I scroll. I search. I learn. I... do this for me. I am an Old Soul as one can be.
@@eph2817 you Are a Thought in The Universal Mind ( No idea leaves it Source) the Mind of God 😉✌️💓🌍 Im pretty sure he was versed i Mideastern Spiritualism . This life is a Scene in a Big big Play . Into this world we're thrown into this world we're Born , like an Actor out on Loan. Jim Morrison
He’s speaking about what psychedelics does to you.. at the peak your hands feels very sandy and tingles a lot.. when it kicks in you feel as though you are awaken for the first time and that life in itself is just a dream.. the tormented shore is the place you get though when trying to figure out your life that’s part of the introspection.. and the soul that he’s trying to save is getting someone to believe him and his experience.. if he tried explaining it they’d say he’s a mad man..
One of the greatest poems written in American history!!! Edgar Allan Poe is probably my favorite American poet, the power in the words you selected and the rhythm used just ahead of its time I feel as though many of his poems could be turned into some really good songs
A Dream Within A Dream is a very powerful life poetry by Edgar Allan Poe. Thanks for uploading this powerful life poetry by Edgar Allan Poe. The marvelous and strong poetry presentation. 👍👍👍
I enjoyed the cadence even though its not how I've read it in my mind. I bought a book of his poems in oh, fourth or fifth grade book fair I still remember all of them( I'm 40 now).
In all things of nature there is something of beauty. For everything that happens and for all that will happen, accept it for what it is and make the best use of your time, that way, you won't waste your time worrying about what will come or regret the actions that you didn't take from your past as you are being present.
Bittersweet. I had a dream within a dream this morning. In dream interpretation it means that my highest hopes are deferred but there is improvement in the present.
I dont know if you read the comments, but could you please also make some videos about middle eastern philosophers like al ghazali or mevlana rumi. They also have beautiful quotes which helped me in life and in my mother tongue we have a saying which goes like: You should always take wisdom, no matter where it comes from. Thanks in advance.
“A Dream Within A Dream Take this kiss upon the brow And in parting from you now Thus much let me avow You are not wrong who deem That my days have been a dream Yet if hope has flown away In a night or in a day In a vision or in a home Is it therefore the less is gone All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream I stand amid the roar Of a surf tomented shore And I hold within my hand Grains of the golden sand How few yet how they creep Through my fingers to the deep While I weep, while I weep Oh God can I not grasp Them with a tighter clasp I God can I not save One from the pitiless wave Is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream”
Brow, now, avow. deem, dream. away, day. seem, dream, roar, shore. hand, sand. creep, deep, weep. grasp, clasp. save, wave. seem, dream. this is high school poetry and it's not very good.
Take this kiss upon the brow! And, in parting from you now, Thus much let me avow - You are not wrong, who deem That my days have been a dream; Yet if hope has flown away In a night, or in a day, In a vision, or in none, Is it therefore the less gone? All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream. >>>not fully standing at the same precipice of language. I thank the person who spoke these lines for having spoken them; but that rendition was a passionless refusal of passion. Edgar Allen's poetry sings - do not make it sound like last Saturday's' unattended eulogy.
"We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep" Prospero speaking his "Our revels now are ended." final speech from The Tempest, by William Shakespeare.
"From dreams of bliss shall men awake One day, but not to weep. The dreams remain: they only break The mirror of the sleep." Jean Paul Friedrich Richter
You can hear and feel the beauty even in a mind full of pain. That's why life is always precious.
No slither of sadness or disappointment can dim the real light within.
Given your excellent word-smithing, you’re either from the UK or Ireland, or an exceptionally gifted American. Kudos on the comment.
Can anyone tell me the name of the man reading this?
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I hope you would like this poem too
Your voice is such a painful and motivational to me.
powerful
I remember a friend in school who once told me he was reading Poe and I laughed at him. I remember he used to get bullied and would smell and for sure had a terrible home life. We were vague friends and he was insanely smart and kind and wore one of the sweetest smiles I've seen. A smile that when I remember it makes me weep. Taren is a beautiful person.
You saw the diamond in the rough,you should tell him the impact they left on you, they'd remember you always for it.
I feel so sad for him , hope he is doing well 😢
The irony of the story is Taron cut off the friendship cos Lizard smelled..........
I do not understand why reading Poe could be laughable for anyone? Even as a youngster?
@@vintagemoods In my experience, many young people can't appreciate spoken poetry because it is often about one's life experience, of which they have very little experience navigating. I hardly appreciated poetry until recently, I tried my hand at it a few times when I was much younger, but could only ever muster limericks, or anaphora. I even chastised myself for not being great at it. Now I see the beauty in all forms of artistic philosophy.
"As a child, I was afraid of the dark and the monsters on the outside.
As a man, I run away from the light, afraid to show the monsters within."
Fear not and run faster for light was always with you
What a marvelous saying brother! I appreciate it from India.
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To tame the wild beast within us all a burden, but the onus a bonus to feast for the Dragon's tale is spurred on by a thirst first to quench, before a hunger or war & gossip monger.
Slay the animalistic attributes with manners of altruistic roots, running deep encumbered by sleep, while wide awake for goodness sake and resolute reason we keep.
Can’t spell Poetry without Poe
"It may take a year, it might take a day. But what's meant to be will always find its way."
Doubt that I'm 38 and in this Apocalypse
In other words, "what's meant to be is, well... meant to be". Not the most consoling tautological message to hear if you happen to find yourself amongst the majority meant to live a mundane and/ or tragic existence, or worse.
I have thought about that for years.
@@gravitytracer To an extent, life is what you make it. Fortune favors the bold and tenacity is a determining factor in one's own destiny. If you are living a mundane existence and you refuse to change it, you've no-one to blame but yourself.
Not bad...not bad at all... 😎
Ah, Edgar Allan Poe.
He is still one of my absolute favourite "Poe"ts. :D
He was undoubtedly a great poet.
Mine too. My all-time favourite is "Alone".
I see what you did right there
He is oh so Poe’tic
Ay, he is one of the little known gems of our past. To be savoured as much as possible, before he is lost to a lost generation
Mark Twain gets credit as the first great American writer, the one who brought us to the world stage. But I’ve alway said it was Poe. He is known for some 15 stories of horror and madness and scant selection of his poetry but he was so much more. It work as a crisis is beautiful prose. He wrote far more comedies and dramas than horror. He pioneered the detective story (sorry Doyle) and he pioneered science fiction (sorry Wells). And he was a master essayist. His work in the craft itself is also inspiring. Any writer of any genre who dares encapsulates their works entire feeling and sensation in one single opening line owes scent of gratitude to this man. You are forever and always my eternal muse Mr. Poe and I thank you greatly
Completely agree with everything you've said and I absolutely adore everything Poe has created with that brilliant mind of his.
However, I'd like to advocate for Mary Shelley as the pioneer of science fiction.... rather than The Modern Prometheus I think it is her post apocalyptic vison in The Last Man that should give her the credit.
Poe was a strange individual, but he was fully aware that he was different. He wrote about it in poems such as "All I loved I loved alone". Most of us have eccentricities but aren't aware of what they are, only others see them. Poe was gifted to see himself as he truly was. I suppose we are all strange, it's our commonality, but to face it is divine.
“The secret to getting ahead is getting started.”
― Mark Twain
Thats just it... And the secret to getting started is LIVING NOW
And still do it despite the failures
Of course, learning from the failures
Reliving Poetry Life, we all know has ups and downs so when yr realistic you know failures you must see as, something to Learn from 💫
That is... after about one hour or more, of sorrow over it.💫😊
"But a dream within a dream."
It is amazing to me that a man with such torment, such tragedy and pain throughout his life could create such beautiful, sublime poetry. Poe's poems are eternal.
That’s honestly where the best work comes from, pain, experience etc.
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There's no poetry without Poe
"Until the day God will deign to reveal the future to man, all human wisdom is summed up in these two words - 'wait' and 'hope'."
- Alexandre Dumas (Count of Monte Cristo)
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I hope you would like this poem too
But he did reveal how to go back to him and how to do the right thing.Go and look at Dharmanation if you realy want to understand god or philosophy behind understanding him.If not have a nice day.
@@gospaironija2762 come to Islam
“Some people are so poor, all they have is money”
“A business that makes nothing but money is a poor business.” - Henry Ford.
I came across this very quote you put 5 years ago at least. Sooo deep and true
Absolutely mesmerised by this poem. Heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
Brilliant writer and awesome reading.
The most retched of people .
The voice with those heavy words are just...Wooow😍
He has a very rich, sonorous voice, but no one ever trained him on oration, or the reading of verse. He came to a downward inflection at the end of each, and every line in the poem, despite the thought not yet being complete. It is a major elementary principle in reading poetry (or prose, as well) that while the writer (the poet, in this instance) may even capitalize the first word of each succeeding line (as in many poems), the "sentence" is not complete until one sees the period (which means the thought is now complete). Until the period appears, one must hold an upward inflection in the voice at the end of each line in order to sustain the thought being expressed, until reaching that end point in the sentence (signified, even as in prose, by a period). And that principle holds doubly important when arriving at the end of a question posed within a poem (or prose). Even in this instance, the "orator" here chose to come to a complete declarative stop in the thought by incorporating a downward inflection at the end of the first question posed in the poem. It became a declaration of an idea rather than a question posed to the reader. He clearly is untrained as an orator, or reader of poetry. He is "getting by" on a good deep voice, but loses significantly in the impact of his reading by failing to learn the basic principles of oratory. These same principles apply to giving any kind of a speech, and holding the audience's attention within the sentence by sustained upward vocal inflection, until coming to the end of a sentence.
If you listen to the speeches given by George W. Bush in the first months after his first election victory, you can hear this principle most clearly, as he was not able to hold his thought past two to three words within a sentence. After the Sept 11 disaster "someone" realized that his speeches needed to be "fixed" by teaching him to speak "all the words within a single thought" before coming to the end of his sentences. His speeches became far more comprehensible after that period, and for the remainder of his presidency, though he surely remained a first class dunce, and mere puppet of Cheney and the other overlords within the oligarchic power structure. He was merely more understandable in his stupidity.
Oh my.. I often times catch myself re-listening to Poe. This is one of my favorites I play because I can connect with this so much.. I’m just a 24yr old with a progressive & terminal neuromuscular disease with a mind beyond understanding, a mind that’s all there but the physical is a prison that I live in daily. I have a passion todo so much career wise and it’s all taken by this disease rapidly progressing. I’m afraid that all of my dreams are just a dream within a dream..
This guy has achieved immortality through this poem!
I cannot get enough of Edgar Allan Poe.
One tiny grain- so insignificant- and yet full of hope and life
Amazing- the power and imagery in this poem and the sad voice...
Thank you so much for posting. Edgar Allan Poe is truly one of a kind.
His artful use of vocabulary flowed from his pen to paper, creating vivid masterpieces of literature like Michael Angelo's masterful brush strokes of paint on plaster, delivered his vivid visions .
Peace, love, and blessings
Touched my soul,
Dampened my eyes,
Ached my heart,
I just loved it..........
❤️
Same here Amit ji. This poem really touched my heart.
that's beautiful what is that from?
@@Aeneas137 POE
this is the best poetry ive ever seen
Shane Morris is the best reader period!
Just like a "play within the play". Listened to it after a long time. Beautiful recitation. I have always admired British recitation. But this American UA-cam channel has truly changed my thinking. May it is but a dream within the dream.
maybe you are right
We are a Thought in The Mind of God
My Grandpa died today. And with eyes covered in tears I write this, because of the memory of man, who is no more.
Thank you Grandpa, we love you.
This is a little late, but I'm sorry for your loss. My father has been gone for over twenty years and just the other day I had a dream about him and woke up crying repeating the words"I miss him,I miss him". This pain is something all people share, it's one of the things that binds us.
Do you remember the great line from No Man is an Island? "Any mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind".
I wish you a long life filled with happy memories of your grandpa. 🙏♥️
MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO U, SOMETIMES WE GOT TO GIVE OUT THE PAIN WE ARE EXPERIENCING IN OUR LIFES. EVEN THOUGH WE ARE STRANGERS I CAN FEEL YOUR PAIN. MAY(GOD) COMFORT U IN YOUR LOSS. MAY YOUR GRANDFATHER(REST IN PEACE). MAY ALL YOUR FAMILY BE SURE TO PRAY FOR YOUR DEPARTED GRANDFATHER. SO HIS BE AT PEACE.
The sand represents time no matter how hard we try to hold on we can not stop it from slipping away.
Wow. This is very beautiful. What a soothing voice Shane Morris has, and over such pleasant music. I'm looking forward to hearing and reading more poetry that moves me like this.
I don't like his voice at all. It's rough, it grates ...like sandpaper. No offense meant, just saying what it sounds like, - to me.
Life is an illusion that we can never fully comprehend because of our physical, emotional and intellectual limitations.
Faith, love and compassion are our allies in the journey of life.
"I luv u as much as death
But neither i can get
I'm alive ,you may think
But my soul is already dead
My tears slowly pours and gets dry on my skin
No one can see us
No one in between us
How beautiful my tear is
Hw beautiful my love is
This pain reminds me of you
So i made my self addicted
Cause i don't want to forget
I 'm a lucky man
As im dying from the pain my love is giving
How beautiful my death is
How beautiful my love is"
This is one of my poem hope you all like it
Can you tell Your blog website channel any source where I can read your other works.. language no bar as there is always google translate
I'm utterly mesmerised. Wow
The music and the rain go so well with this Poem. Inspirational.
My soul needed this reading.
"Dreams are not the ones you see while sleeping, but the ones that don't let you sleep."--Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam
Both h
Sleep is also important if your dreams doesn’t let you sleep it just means you are depressed
"Some people dream of success while others wake up and work."
I visited your channel because of your comment and name haha then I sub 😂
said like a true serf
@@sammysame whats a serf?
Why are you spamming channels.
Last night when ppl were sleeping, I put 2 hours into what I really want. I do this most nights.
an enigmatic peace /// masterpiece
Poetry life. I love fine art literature! Powerful!
Why we only praise people once they die? A dead person needs prayers not praises.
I was reading Poe as a kid.
I read a lot when I was a child.
My days in my room, yes I did.
My time as alone was not wild.
Time grows and goes, mine alone
Though I knew my time was my own.
The odd side of a old soul, there was
no other like me, now that I scroll.
I search. I learn. I... do this for me.
I am an Old Soul as one can be.
I even wrote a poem about dreaming and who is the one... dreaming.
Imagine a time machine and being able to hear Poe read this.
Imagine a time machine and being able to meet Poe on a dark night!
I would love to hear his voice and how fast he would read them
Maybe that’s where H.G comes in? 😂😂😂🎉🎉
Formed out of fancy imaginations, capturing the inner emotions, what a poem!
Only Edgar Allan Poe could compose an Edgar Allan Poem.
This Poe poem says to me, like grains of sand, 'No matter how hard you grasp it, life slips away'
The real you is immortal.
@@eph2817 you Are a Thought in The Universal Mind ( No idea leaves it Source) the Mind of God 😉✌️💓🌍 Im pretty sure he was versed i Mideastern Spiritualism . This life is a Scene in a Big big Play . Into this world we're thrown into this world we're Born , like an Actor out on Loan. Jim Morrison
He’s speaking about what psychedelics does to you.. at the peak your hands feels very sandy and tingles a lot.. when it kicks in you feel as though you are awaken for the first time and that life in itself is just a dream.. the tormented shore is the place you get though when trying to figure out your life that’s part of the introspection.. and the soul that he’s trying to save is getting someone to believe him and his experience.. if he tried explaining it they’d say he’s a mad man..
One of the best peoms I have ever heard
I had a book of Poes poetry from grade 5 it always stick with me even though it might have been to heavy fir me to grasp at that age.
These days, the comment section is more motivating than the poetry. 😊
This recitation, combined with the music, is very moving.
One of those poems you don’t want to end :(
That is the idea. To Feel the pain of ending. Try as we may, it always slips away.
This was always my favorite poem.
powerful words and beautifully spoken
Love these thought provoking words
Thank you! Is good to hear this again!
Wonderful poem from Poe. I'm going to seek more to nourish my soul.
Not a big fan of poetry but I love this one. Thank you NCT for introduced me to this ❤❤❤
Poe is one of my favorite poets
Yes. Read all of his writings early..some were very dark indeed...be watchful of all seeds . For they sprout like weeds.
One of the greatest poems written in American history!!! Edgar Allan Poe is probably my favorite American poet, the power in the words you selected and the rhythm used just ahead of its time I feel as though many of his poems could be turned into some really good songs
A Dream Within A Dream is a very powerful life poetry by Edgar Allan Poe.
Thanks for uploading this powerful life poetry by Edgar Allan Poe.
The marvelous and strong poetry presentation. 👍👍👍
You are the manifestation of poetry RedFrost.
Thank you for easning our lives by such a quality poetry and such a quality videos.
Thank you
Beautiful ..and deeply words.
Poe was quite deep!🤔🤔🤔👍
So beautiful and genius and touching 💝🙏🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Love..hes 1 the best!
Beautiful,,rhyming meaningful ✨️ 💕 💖
Thanks for a sharing another gem!
I enjoyed the cadence even though its not how I've read it in my mind.
I bought a book of his poems in oh, fourth or fifth grade book fair I still remember all of them( I'm 40 now).
As I age I appreciate this more and more…
In all things of nature there is something of beauty. For everything that happens and for all that will happen, accept it for what it is and make the best use of your time, that way, you won't waste your time worrying about what will come or regret the actions that you didn't take from your past as you are being present.
This is my favourite Poe Poem :)
I remember this in school
But now this is everywhere in Ncity
This poem gives Kafkaesque vibes. Poe writes about the absurdity of life. You try and try but your best will never be enough.
"weak is what I am and its all I earned throughout my life and yet it has been tough" - badshah khan
Bittersweet. I had a dream within a dream this morning. In dream interpretation it means that my highest hopes are deferred but there is improvement in the present.
passion... you can feel it
I dont know if you read the comments, but could you please also make some videos about middle eastern philosophers like al ghazali or mevlana rumi. They also have beautiful quotes which helped me in life and in my mother tongue we have a saying which goes like:
You should always take wisdom, no matter where it comes from. Thanks in advance.
I could help not to cry 😢 .
This and Annabel lee are my favorite poems by Poe
The inner machinations of his mind is truly an enigma.
My absolute favourite
raw emotion BEAUTIFUL
Beautiful piece.
Bro was speaking to my soul
Powerful words.Listen carefully.
“A Dream Within A Dream
Take this kiss upon the brow
And in parting from you now
Thus much let me avow
You are not wrong who deem
That my days have been a dream
Yet if hope has flown away
In a night or in a day
In a vision or in a home
Is it therefore the less is gone
All that we see or seem
Is but a dream within a dream
I stand amid the roar
Of a surf tomented shore
And I hold within my hand
Grains of the golden sand
How few yet how they creep
Through my fingers to the deep
While I weep, while I weep
Oh God can I not grasp
Them with a tighter clasp
I God can I not save
One from the pitiless wave
Is all that we see or seem
But a dream within a dream”
Brow, now, avow. deem, dream. away, day. seem, dream, roar, shore. hand, sand. creep, deep, weep. grasp, clasp. save, wave. seem, dream. this is high school poetry and it's not very good.
Oh wow, what a tormented but beautiful soul and prophet, love him always!
The most significant aspect depicting the true meaning of Poe's greatest work...is but a question mark.
I really actually felt that and it’s beauty
Take this kiss upon the brow!
And, in parting from you now,
Thus much let me avow -
You are not wrong, who deem
That my days have been a dream;
Yet if hope has flown away
In a night, or in a day,
In a vision, or in none,
Is it therefore the less gone?
All that we see or seem
Is but a dream within a dream.
>>>not fully standing at the same precipice of language.
I thank the person who spoke these lines for having spoken them; but that rendition was a passionless refusal of passion. Edgar Allen's poetry sings - do not make it sound like last Saturday's' unattended eulogy.
Wow! Beautiful poem!🙏
Beautiful, the life in the dark is marvellous.
One of the best rappers ever!
"We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep" Prospero speaking his "Our revels now are ended." final speech from The Tempest, by William Shakespeare.
This was a very intelligent man.
Nice
😻😻😻💙⚪❤Bonjour de France I LOVE your videos and Edgar is a great author- excellent job MERCI
Nice video and very informative and very entertaining and very satisfaction.
🖤 .... I have so much to say, but words just can't come out.
And it hurts ....
"From dreams of bliss shall men awake
One day, but not to weep.
The dreams remain: they only break
The mirror of the sleep."
Jean Paul Friedrich Richter
I WILL ALWAYS LOVE EDGAR ALLEN POE🌹THE TELL TALE HEART🌹THE RAVEN🌹ETC🌹THANK YOU POE🌹WHAT A LIFE ? LEGACY🎁🎶🌹🌴🍀💐🌸⭐NC USA🌹🌹
You save just one grain of sand, and make it mean more than holding all of the land.
Masterpiece!
RIP Edgar Allen Poe
brilliant
Great video,keep it up!💡
Hello Christina
That's what we want!😊