She has really done me a favor because I have a competition and I hope I will win because of her

Thank you 😊

Its bad luck to say Macbeth in a theatre because it jinxes the play

Macbeth the Scottish play

R u britney spears?? ❤❤❤

Beautiful Poem---Wonderful Artwork......!!!!!

My chorus teacher passed away earlier this year. I wrote a poem in her honor and I’m reading it at a memorial my school is doing.

A very good evening ma'am just could you help me out with atleast three poems which compliment each other and during the elocution few props can be taken up to make them look fancy .The poems I selected are The Walrus and the carpenter ,The blind man and the elephant and Middlesome Matty. Ma'am really need ur help kindly suggest more according to you which compliment each other. Regards Jade

Any tip for poem reading / narrating (audio) ?

You are great.

My small village in Dorset, England (Hardy country - 2nd favourite poet after Kipling) has a thriving poetry reading society that has been going for something like 12 years. All manner of types of poems, and styles of reading, and the only one of your tips I wholeheartedly endorse is No. 5: Be natural, have fun. If you do that, you have poetry reading cracked! (I have been reading Jabberwocky for 65 years - that is FUN!)

Yeats himself did not read his poetry in the cadence you used: From a BBC article about Yeats in 2015: "The Irish poet made a series of radio broadcasts for the BBC in the 1930s. He seemed to know even then that his reading manner was going out of style. “I am going to read my poems with great emphasis upon their rhythm, and that may seem strange if you are not used to it,” warned Yeats when introducing the Lake Isle of Innisfree in a 1931 recording. “I remember the great English poet, William Morris, coming in a rage out of some lecture hall where somebody had recited a passage out of his Sigurd the Volsung. ‘It gave me a devil of a lot of trouble,’ said Morris, ‘to get that thing into verse.’ It gave me the devil of a lot of trouble to get into verse the poems that I am going to read, and that is why I will not read them as if they were prose.”

This is great! Entertaining and love the poem! Scary characters! Such Drama!

Love this, thank you so much. 😊

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I have a poetry competition coming up. This video helps a lot!

I write poetry yet can't read them !! I'll start practicing with these. Hope it helps ❤

Thanks for your juicy tips.I'm having a poetry competition,and I am not nervous,but mom daid that I should recite it with feelings since I am also a poet.Your video gave me confidence.Thank you.

Watching this before dawn May 6,2023, I'm thinking this will be a channel that I go to every morning for a while.

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Thank you!!!!! Loved!!! Serendipity!!! 🥰🥰🥰

It seems unreal that a video from ten years ago could have helped me in such a way. Thank you very much.

One rule above all: Do not try to imitate current spoken word performers or their mannerisms. The way they murder any kind of nuance present in texts and throw up emotions all over the audience is not only exhausting to listen to, but also plain disrespectful. Walking someone through the story you want to tell and allowing the emotions come to your audience naturally is much more powerful than excessive screaming of your lines can ever be.

I gotta do this for my public speaking class tomorrow thank you ❤🙏

Beautiful!

I'm joining a poem recital and I'm noting all of these !! ♡♡

You resemble Britney

Your poem flowed like a river (well-ordered). Sounded very pleasing Renée! Thank you

Been using this with my students for years and still loving it!

please have a look at my works

Inspiring! :)

i have to do this cuz of our project:(

The Moo Cow Moo brings back warm memories. I can recite it by memory and can visualize every aspect of this beauty because in my my earliest memory every farmer milked with "squirts and squirts and squirts"!

your good , thamks

thanks this helped so much with my homework

Thank you so much for this 💗

I have a real huge poetry competition and thank you so much for this! It helped me a lot!

The book of maths puzzles, Edgar Allan Poe's Pie, is invaluable! I use it with all of my younger private students. Thank you for writing this! Also beautifully illustrated by Michael Slack, it is a must in a young child personal library.

Thanks

thank you so much

Where can more Cindy Breedlove poetry be found? Does she have a website?

Thank you, helpful indeed. Also, you look a lot like Britney Spears.

yo what's up people from ms ox's class 💀

Looks like Britney spears😂

I have my competion tomorrow but I think that my peom is kind of sober though it has a great meaning but if any person will listen to it at first it will not feel very attractive and showy. So what should I do?

One of the best explenation about reading poetry. Thank you lot

I love this great performance too.

Love it!!

Very very helpful. Thank you.

What if a poem is long do I need to recite the complete stanza