Wallace Stevens - 13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird - Analysis by Dallas Hancox

[@kolsonmoore1305]

Good job Dally- on both the speech itself and the presentation. Can tell you were well-versed.

[@srinidhir8287]

You were incredible...You helped me for my exams today.. Thanks a bunch

[@Dcmhancox]

I'm glad! :)

[@brookieeforeveryoung]

This is a thoroughly beautiful interpretation. I found it very helpful in my studies. Best wishes :)

[@freezemedia]

Dallas, this was incredible. You're a brilliant speaker and your incites have helped me tremendously. Best regards.

[@Dcmhancox]

Thanks for the compliment. It was an introduction for me to speaking. :) Glad I could be of help!

[@Shtrudelek]

Thanks! It was useful to understand that a little better.

[@poojatripathi4340]

Unbeatable presentation

[@Dcmhancox]

Thanks for the love. I hope this helped you! Are you using it in a literary analysis?

[@yusufayaz2356]

You did good.

[@nozecone]

"After his death, he became enamored with Asian art" - did I hear that correctly? (Around 0:39).

[@Dcmhancox]

Whoops! You caught a mistake, thanks for pointing it out. Hope it doesn't detract from your understanding.
I think I was meant to say after a family member's death.

[@RobertGrayLLC]

That’s what I heard.

[@nozecone]

@@Dcmhancox It's been three years - but I've just seen your reply, so - you're welcome!

[@Twolff100]

Poor dear. He’s doing the best he can.