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Do you have any? I'm just converting some of Larkin's readings from Youtube to go on, and I have the Hamlet speech from Withnail and I on.
Do you have much on yours? It's always seemed a strange thing to me, but I might change my mind, actually.
Do you have much on yours? It's always seemed a strange thing to me, but I might change my mind, actually.
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(Original post by Ed.)
I think I would rather hold the book in my hands than on me i-pod.
I think I would rather hold the book in my hands than on me i-pod.
Particularly Philip Larkin
(That is a half-joke).
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I don't always understand the attraction of listening to a poem over reading it or reading it aloud yourself but I do sometimes do this. Had a chapter of The Count of Monte Cristo (not a poem but...) and a couple from William Blake and Abse (as I was studying him). I don't read a lot of poetry but I'm committed to doing more in the future 
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(Original post by Mrgd291190)
I don't always understand the attraction of listening to a poem over reading it or reading it aloud yourself but I do sometimes do this.
I don't always understand the attraction of listening to a poem over reading it or reading it aloud yourself but I do sometimes do this.
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