Lovecraft had some issues in that area... I debated bleeping it out while editing, but in the end left it uncensored. I think this is the right decision, but I hope I don't live to regret it.
@@christophermacintyre5890 you did the correct, scholarly thing. It's interesting that Lovecraft incorporated a real creature into this story: his father's cat.
@@christophermacintyre5890 Unfortunately Librivox readings have to be verbatim, I think it is conected to copyright issue's. I had a very dark black cat myself, I called him Spider.😊
De dechets et du sang... ...brulant... ...tus.... Of offal and of the blood... ...burning... ...still.... it is free with kindle unlimited it is a collection of English/French poems and short stories hope you like something if you read Here is one of the poems it is a poetic interpretation of head of a dead young man painting by theodore gericault Head of a dead young man Beneath a canvas coarse and crass, the head of a young man upon a cushion soft and of care; feminine chin; upon the lower lip the blood of God; fine nose; hair of an infant here...and...down there; upon his front, the sublime illumination, that descends, intimately as though of ivory flame.... ...when, of lavender and of rose, ascending vaguely towards the exegetic darkness, the offal; disclosed thus, profound and grave, an immense lesion, as though of a dolourous ulcer...from where all comes...where all returns....
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what an interesting sounding man! i wonder if he has a cat with a unique name!
l believe he did.
Normal people's reaction to discovering they have welsh ancestry: Oh cool.
Lovecraft's reaction:
Funny to think, but that's not the correct sequence of events; just an internet rumour.
Oh boy, i wonder whats his cat's name
Lovecraft had some issues in that area... I debated bleeping it out while editing, but in the end left it uncensored. I think this is the right decision, but I hope I don't live to regret it.
@@christophermacintyre5890 you did the correct, scholarly thing. It's interesting that Lovecraft incorporated a real creature into this story: his father's cat.
@@christophermacintyre5890 Unfortunately Librivox readings have to be verbatim, I think it is conected to copyright issue's. I had a very dark black cat myself, I called him Spider.😊
The music may have been a little too intense at the end, but a good job overall.
De dechets et du sang... ...brulant... ...tus.... Of offal and of the blood... ...burning... ...still.... it is free with kindle unlimited it is a collection of English/French poems and short stories hope you like something if you read
Here is one of the poems it is a poetic interpretation of head of a dead young man painting by theodore gericault
Head of a dead young man
Beneath a canvas coarse and crass, the head of a young man upon a cushion soft and of care; feminine chin; upon the lower lip the blood of God; fine nose; hair of an infant here...and...down there; upon his front, the sublime illumination, that descends, intimately as though of ivory flame.... ...when, of lavender and of rose, ascending vaguely towards the exegetic darkness, the offal; disclosed thus, profound and grave, an immense lesion, as though of a dolourous ulcer...from where all comes...where all returns....