How Poetry Made Me Articulate
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- Today I elaborate on how the rhetoric and rhythm of poetic verses have helped me find my voice and become more articulate. Whether you're a seasoned wordsmith or just starting to explore the world of verse, this video should provide you with action items to improve your communication. We discuss how poetry can make you more articulate, how to read poetry, and what poets and poems are conducive to cultivating better speaking.
Poems List: docs.google.com/document/d/1B...
Articulate Poems Spotify Playlist: open.spotify.com/playlist/76b...
My Twitter/X: / joseph_tsar_
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro & Meaning of Articulacy
1:42: How should you be reading a poem?
4:15 Keep a record of premium words
5:27 Employ premium words in practice sentences
6:29 Observe the poetic punchlines
11:26 What poems to read? - Розваги
You are the first person that I find talking about how to improve articulate speech. This is a topic that I have always wanted to explore. I’ve never came across a UA-cam channel like yours. Keep up the good work man.
Try Vinh Giang as well
Me too
Yeah he’s onto something
Same here
same
Studying poetry improved my writing tremendously. Poetry is the art of balancing specificity and beauty, and your video captured this perfectly.
could you recommend some poetry books for an intermediate reader?
He is like a siren - but in the best way possible
This is some high quality content creation. Keep it up buddy, as gen Z we really need people like you.
Man you Gen Zers got all the game rolled up in a scroll and given to you.
This was... a cascading symphony of eloquence and articulacy. Your enunciation, expression and creativity was truly awe-inspiring yet so brilliantly simplistic. This was truly a pleasure to listen to.
here are a few poems that i love with dictions that i find useful:
- eel tail by alice oswald
- australia 1970 by judith wright (a lot of dictions associated with anger)
- fears of solitude by samuel coleridge
- the darkling thrush by thomas hardy
- shw was a phantom of delight by william wordsworth
Wow I cannot believe my luck in finding this channel at random; this is exactly what I've been looking for!
wow this is beautiful, seeing your channel at this level knowing it is going to blow up because of the effort and intention you’ve put behind your work, the sound effects and your articulation are beautiful, sky is truly the limit
100%
This is incredibly valuable! Thank you and please keep making more high-quality videos such as this.
Never seen a channel like this before, truly unique.
Fantastic video Joseph! Love these practical applications of literature. :)
I love your enthusiasm on the topic. I have for a long time intended to delve more intentionally into articulation, especially because English is not my first language and I'm grateful to have stumbled upon this channel. And yes, a video on a common place book will be well appreciated:)
This is by far one of the most practical videos of improving oneself articulacy, salute!
Your channel and videos are remarkably done.
I can see that you carry great care not only with the accuracy of your words, but the quality of your content.
I'll earger for the nexts videos.
I haved watched videos about being articulate but yours stand out. I've subscribed.
Oh wow, was recommended one of your videos and absolutely fell In love with the content. Extremely well done. Very underrated channel
For the last few weeks I've been trying to work out a plan to become better at spoken communication. I stumbled on your channel today and it's exactly what I need. Thank you so much for your content.
Your channel is seriously underrated! Thank you for the tips. I'm a writer and always looking how to improve my vocablary. Thank you very much!!!!
Glad to see you back mate ! 🔥🔥💯💯! Thank youuu for this insights
Can’t believe you only have 5k subscribers; the content and quality are amazing. Subbed.
5 days ago we were just 2k , this channel is going to blow out soon welcome to the circle
it's a day after and now he's at 9k, incredibly deserved
13.4k as of today
Yeah, this channel is gonna blow up QUICK
25k
Omg thank you for sharing the poems Spotify playlist!!!!
First off, love that you work out to poetry :) Secondly, this is such a great idea. I looked up “existential poetry” and found some superb poems to practice with. Thanks for all the tips. Great channel. 🎉
that'sa great idea! i will do that too! :)
Share them.
I pray one day you gain about a million subscribers, u really deserve it👏🏾👏🏾
Your dedication and passion to share what you have learned will change the world, Mr. Tsar.
This is great man, I hope your channel grows bigger than it is at the moment
I love the research you have done towards great articulation, one i would love for you to explain or analyse, is the thought process of a great speaker Jordan Petterson. I do understand that the pauses, the clarity of speech makes him one of the greatest. But hearing ur thoughts about this would be amazing. Also, can you make a video explaining differences in silent reading vs reading outloud and in which speed you should read. Some like to read fast, some like to read slow to comprehend the words. Which do you suggest is the most efficient mirroring towards bettering articulation.
He made one a few months back.
I absolutely adore you for this masterpiece material. Easy on the eyes too. ❤
Don't stop man 🙏🏿. Keep pushing eye opening content such as this .
Such an insightful video !
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I subscribed because you are talking about how to be articulate. Please keep making this type of videos
I am a beginner in content creation and seeking for more ways to expand and improve my skills in storytelling. This is a blessing for me
As a hip hop head, you had me at Freestyle Rapper. Great content! Glad you popped up on my feed. Look forward to learning more from your channel! 🙌🏼💪🏼
Thank you so much for this beautiful information
Ohhh god, this channel is going to blow up sooo soon!!!
thank you so much for this man ❤
There are few videos on UA-cam discussing the importance of eloquence in speech.. Thanks to you for bringing it
brotha, i can tell that this video was meticulously crafted and i applaud your work for it was intellectually stimulative and now you have sparked a desire within me that makes me wanna rhyme and have some flow like the greats of old ohhhhhhhh!
Love the content man! It would be great to see a breakdown video of the speaker who you most admire and why that is such.
The words you used in the first 15 seconds of this video, wow, you have inspired me to try this, i am officially a subscriber
I would like to see you do a spontaneous video in conversation with someone else as I find that speaking situations often differ when we're actually with another person
You have such a regal quality in you in expressing things ❤❤❤
Thank you for this. Excellent video and great resources. Would love to see the list of words and phrases that you have been collecting as well!
Certainly wish you much success and I have a feeling I would be seeing your own poetry book circled around articulacy released on amazon soon! 🙌🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I really love this channel❤
Thank you so much josephhh
Thank you! I love you channel ❤
What exhilarating content! Thank you!
Awesome video, really great start to your channel. Quality content. You'll do well :)
Instantly subscribed. For anyone reading this who has never heard of Conor Oberst from the band Bright Eyes, I'd highly encourage you to listen to his lyrics. The man brilliantly employs all of the topics found in this video. It's almost impossible to understand how he does it. Sheer genius in every sense.
I will check him out. Thanks 😊
This channel came at the right time in my life
It’s very insightful!
Because of these videos, I've upped my charisma tremendously!
Wow - amazing info! I’ve always hated poetry but I’ll give that playlist a shot. Thank you, fellow Toastmaster!
Start with the poet William Wordsworth! The guy was a master at creating landscapes and pictures with words.
Beautiful content.
I’ve never been more attracted to a man than I am right now. 😂
On a serious note, what a refreshing and original idea for a UA-cam channel! Please keep making this content. Our society desperately needs it.
Thank you for your videos ❤
Underrated channel. Subscribed
Congrats on the channel! Very impactful subject. I’d like to suggest a topic. I’m dyslexic. I’m a slow and inefficient reader. Somehow, I manage to structure well written texts (except for the typos). But what bothers me the most is that I have a vey hard time with speech. The right words don’t come to mind at the heat of the moment. I switch up words that sound vaguely similar. Portuguese is my mother tongue. And I went to middle and high school in the US, so I am technically fluent in both Portuguese and English. But sometimes I feel like I don’t dominate neither. 😂 It would be awesome if you could share anything on dislexia, how to mitigate it, specifically its impact on speech.
Your content is magnificent 🤌🏾 Thank you
Bro, I LOVE your channel
Words cannot express my enthusiasm when I'm watching your videos.
Thank you for mentioning Sarojini Naidu. She really was a great poet. I just couldn’t stop myself from listening to you as soon as I clicked on your video. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great job!
Thanks for the tips. I’ll let you know how it turns out 👍🏼
The Complete Works of Khalil Gibran. That book has some gems!
I’ve wanted to read poetry for some time now, but my problem lies I’m not knowing where and from who to start :( The ending list definitely helps though, thank you
Just discovered yoiur channel. Surprised anyone bothers to enter this domain. of education. Too bad it doesn't happen very often in our public education system. Totally on point with reading aloud, most people are embarrassed because they do not read (or write) coherently. 5 Stars++ Keep 'em coming!!
This channel got a subscribe and notification bell. Excellent information. Thank you sir.
Amazing content!!!
I am requesting for a list of those articulate speakers.
Second this
I opened UA-cam to find a video that would help me fall asleep. But within the first 10 seconds of the video and I couldn't put my phone down. Thank you
You should make a UA-cam playlist since you know, we are one UA-cam. Great video
My natural inclination is to speak this way, with a breadth of dynamics and prosody -- never forced, I'm just naturally verbally expressive. Until a couple of new friends made fun of me for "talking like a scripted movie character instead of a real person". This made me feel embarrassed and self-conscious, and now I've noticed I have a blockage that prevents me from speaking as I once did.
You clearly listen to your subscribers’ demands
What was the playlist on Spotify referred to in the video? Love the video! ❤
I really learned something before i leave youtube. Thank you.
Awsome man
That pause…followed by an absolute chain of alliterations. 🌝👀
First poem that really stuck with me was the Wasteland by T.S Eliot. It takes about 20 mins to read but quite profound despite already being 100 years old now
Great video..
This channel is so underrated
Those watching your videos are exposed to expanded vocabulary. Keep up the good work.
The sun solemnly stated, "How can my light compare to his?"
And the moon laughed, "Be like me, content to reveal another's light."
The North Star declared, "What guidance can I provide next to his?"
And all the stars exclaimed, "Be like us, who revolve around you and show no envy."
The sea shouted, "What secrets can I contain when compared to his wonders?"
The clouds pleaded, "Be like us, exalted in the sky, because we humbly draw our water from another, and pour forth in gratitude and service."
The Rose ruefully remarked, "What beauty do I have next to his?"
The mirror said, "Be like me, who can only reflect another's beauty."
Reason exclaimed, "What wisdom can I reveal next to his revelation?"
The tongue replied, "Be still and let me quote him."
Gold complained, "What worth do I have next to his?"
Copper cried, "What ingratitude! Your purity was his from the start. Be happy to be compared to him."
The dog barked, "He mentioned me."
The cat meowed, "He petted me."
The donkey brayed, "He rode on me."
The horse neighed, "He called me an ocean."
The camel grunted, "I took him to safety."
The frog croaked, "I was his favorite."
The spider stood tall on eight legs and stately stated, "I protected him once."
The cloud boasted, "I shaded him."
The tree declared, "He called me and I bowed to him."
The palm trunk said, "Well, he hugged me."
The date gloated, "I was sweet for him."
Milk exalted, "I nourished him.”
Water crowed, "I quenched his thirst."
The Kaaba shouted, "And he circled me."
The Yemeni corner replied, "He touched me."
The Blackstone laughed and said, "He kissed me."
The pebbles yelled, "We praise God in his palm."
The mountains of Mecca called out, "He loved us."
Medina demurely whispered, "He chose me."
And humanity cried, “Nafsi nafsi, me me."
And God said, "Be like Ahmad."
And Ahmad said, "Ummati ummati, my community, my community."
And God replied, "We will grant you until you are content."
This is superb. Please afford me the liberty of having access to the source.
“In the room the women come and go
Talking of Michelangelo.
The yellow fog that rubs its back upon the window-panes,
The yellow smoke that rubs its muzzle on the window-panes,
Licked its tongue into the corners of the evening,
Lingered upon the pools that stand in drains,
Let fall upon its back the soot that falls from chimneys,
Slipped by the terrace, made a sudden leap,
And seeing that it was a soft October night,
Curled once about the house, and fell asleep.”
HiI.Joseph. I enjoy listening your videos. It would be nice to recognize figures of speech in poetry.
A vote in support of a future video about keeping a commonplace book.
I so appreciate the way you speak about the rarely touched upon intricacies and subjective nature of thought and the process of verbalizing. I have not come across content like this before and you have gifted me and by the looks of it, many other viewers something we didn’t really know we were missing. Thank you 🙏🏽
3:10 - 3:30 made me feel inspired and gave me an adrenaline rush!
hey joseph! i'd like to hear about how you keep a commonplace book. i'm keeping a digital commonplace myself and would like to learn how to use a commonplace book to improve speaking.
VIDEO IDEA: Put together a list of words to improve your usable vocab. I've noticed there are only so many words you can use without sounding foreign to your audience. Words that improve your sentence structure while still being digestible.
Dis good shit. -a non-milennial
Seriously, ace content and if you keep this kind of content flowing your channel will greatly, whether sooner or later.
The power, the pitch, the _pace_ and the *_pause_* ... of poetry. The utter precision of and seemingly spontaneous alliteration of this phrase, one that's central to your video's point, is just amazing to witness in what seems to be unscripted real time. Above all that, you somehow find a way to speak nearly every word in that phrase in a way true to its name. You truly practice what you preach as a speaker, and it comes across in every, single one of your videos. Nearly every comment on this video is eloquently written because of the impact of your proficient speaking on your audience's communication and writing. Please keep up the amazing content!!!
I've only become absorbed with poetry in the last few months, and I don't have the most refined taste yet. That said, here are some of my favorite poems containing phrases and images that I find seeping into my everyday speech: "In the Meantime" by Tom Hirons, "I Think Continually" by Stephen Sender, "Ulysses" by Tennyson, and "When Death Comes" by Mary Oliver
I've always admired people who can use poetry, it's imaginative, i would love to have this in my locker of word's.
I'm embarrassed to speak sometime's in front of more academic achiever's.
Plus I am bored of just basis ways of communicating.
Thanks for this video! I love "In This Place" by Amanda Gorman.
Please make a video about your common place book!
This is a Provocative for me to be even more eloquent, this is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
My favorite Poetry is by Anais Nin , love her! 🥀🌹
love from india ,make video about how to speak clearly, and rhythmic in more details