ROMEO JULIET : SHAKESPEARE

BLUEBIRD, WHAT DO YOU FEED ON? by Carl Sandburg

*BLUEBIRD, WHAT DO YOU FEED ON?*

*by Carl Sandburg* 

Bluebird, what do you feed on?

It is true you gobble up worms, you swallow bugs,

And your bill picks up corn, seed, berries.

This is only part of the answer.

Your feathers have captured a piece of smooth sky.

Your wings are burnished with lake-morning blue.

It is not a worm blue nor a bug blue nor the blue

Of corn or berry you shine with.

Bluebird, we come to you for facts, for valuable

Information, for secret reports.

Bluebird, tell us, what do you feed on?

POEM OF THE DAY : DO NOT LOVE HALF LOVERS BY KHALIL GIBRAN

INSPIRING POEMS -

DO NOT LOVE HALF LOVERS BY KHALIL GIBRAN -

JOHN SIDDIQUE

217,214 views•Nov 29, 2015

JOHN SIDDIQUE

4.85K subscribers

A reading of Khalil Gibran's extraordinary poem 'Do Not Love Half Lovers'

 

Grateful thanks to JOHN SIDDIQUE and YouTube.

 

POEM OF THE DAY : ALONE BY EDGAR ALLAN POE

ALONE BY EDGAR ALLAN POE

576,043 views•Sep 28, 2019

ILLNEAS

88.1K subscribers

A big "thank you" to my friend that allowed me to film her for this movie.

 

The king of misery himself Edgar Allan Poe. Although this poem didn't make him famous, it was discovered after his death and it was written when he was 20. I can't help but imagine how many other poems, paintings or any work of art did not get discovered and remain to this day hidden. Art without an audience is self-therapy, so please if you create art publish it. 

 

Grateful thanks to ILLNEAS and YouTube.

 

POEM OF THE DAY : TO A STRANGER BY WALT WHITMAN

TO A STRANGER BY WALT WHITMAN

12,307 views•Oct 26, 2017

JULIE H.

48 subscribers

This film is a personal inspiration of Julie Hainaut for the poem "To a stranger" from "Leaves of grass" written by the American poet, Walt Whitman.

The film was shot on super 16mm film.

Instagram account @thetrueframe

 

DIRECTOR: JULIE HAINAUT

ACTRESS: LUCIE GRIMAL

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PAUL-ANTHONY MILLE

VOICE-OVER: MARC CAMPANA

MUSIC COMPOSED BY: THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA "BEHOLD"

 

PRODUCTION: THE TRUE FRAME

 

POST-PRODUCTION: ENVY

COLOURIST: DANNY WOOD

SENIOR DUBBING MIXER: DAVE WILLIAMS

GFX: ANDREW NIVEN

PRODUCERS: EMMA COOK / SIAN HAGEN

 

Grateful thanks to JULIE H., LUCIE GRIMAL, PAUL-ANTHONY MILLE,

MARC CAMPANA, THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA "BEHOLD", THE TRUE FRAME,

POST-PRODUCTION: ENVY, DANNY WOOD, DAVE WILLIAMS, ANDREW NIVEN,

EMMA COOK / SIAN HAGEN and YouTube. 

WHERE THE MIND IS WITHOUT FEAR... TAGORE

INTRODUCTION TO POETRY

INTRODUCTION TO POETRY

41,188 views•Apr 16, 2019

SUPER TEACHER GIRL

5.06K subscribers

Teachers, I hope you enjoy this interactive video that will help your students identify some of the basics of poetry. They can follow along and learn even if they don't have the foldable.

Grab the interactive foldable I'm using in this video: https://tinyurl.com/STGPoetry-Forms

This interactive set also includes quizzes and practice activities too!

Check out my other poetry resources: https://tinyurl.com/STGPoetry

WIKIPEDIA ON POETRY:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poetry

Grateful thanks to SUPER TEACHER GIRL, Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia and YouTube.

POEM OF THE DAY : THE SONG OF MYSELF : WALT WHITMAN

SONG OF MYSELF BY WALT WHITMAN (1892 VERSION)

[AUDIOBOOK] | PERFORMED BY FRANK MARCOPOLOS

116,886 views•Nov 17, 2015

FRANK MARCOPOLOS

4.47K subscribers

Subscribe to the channel: http://youtube.com/brooklynfrank

Song of Myself by Walt Whitman. Performed as an audiobook by Frank Marcopolos of FrankMarcopolos.com. Poem is in the public domain. Performance is copyright 2015 by Frank Marcopolos.

To learn more about the great Walt Whitman:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Whitman

Homage to the great WALT WHITMAN.

Grateful thanks to FRANK MARCOPOLOS, Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia and YouTube.

HOW TO READ POETRY AND WHERE TO START

HOW TO READ POETRY AND WHERE TO START

25,501 views•Jun 27, 2020

THE ARTISAN GEEK

38.5K subscribers

Grateful thanks to THE ARTISAN GEEK and YouTube.

SHAKESPEARE SONNETS : 3 (SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS)

SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS: SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS: 3

2,524 views•Oct 16, 2014

RAJA SHARMA

209K subscribers

Summary and Analysis: Shakespeare's Sonnets: 3

Grateful thanks to Mr.RAJA SHARMA and YouTube.

POEM OF THE DAY

POEM OF THE DAY :NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY - ROBERT FROST

NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY - ROBERT FROST

(POWERFUL LIFE POETRY)

77,395 views•May 20, 2020

REDFROST MOTIVATION

557K subscribers

Read by Shane Morris

Music by Kollen

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Robert Frost depicted realistic New England life through language and situations familiar to the common man. He won four Pulitzer Prizes for his work and spoke at John F. Kennedy's 1961 inauguration.

Nothing Gold Can Stay remains one of Frost's most beloved poems.

Grateful thanks to REDFROST MOTIVATION and YouTube.

POEM OF THE DAY

POEM OF THE DAY

POEM OF THE DAY : RUSKIN BOND

SHAKESPEARE SONNETS:-2 with SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS

SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS: 

SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS: 2

5,077 views•Oct 17, 2014

RAJA SHARMA

208K subscribers

Grateful thanks to Mr.RAJA SHARMA and YouTube.

POEM OF THE DAY : WHAT IF TOMORROW STARTS WITHOUT ME

IF TOMORROW STARTS WITHOUT ME

(READ BY TOM O'BEDLAM)

744,845 views•Feb 7, 2019

MANDRA KEPT

7.49K subscribers

"If Tomorrow Starts Without Me" attributed to David Romano and read by Tom O'Bedlam.

Song by MATTIA CUPELLI - https://soundcloud.com/mattiacupelli

Grateful thanks to MATTIA CUPELLI, TOM O'BEDLAM, MANDRA KEPT and YouTube.

POEM OF THE DAY: A PSALM OF LIFE : HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW

A PSALM OF LIFE 

BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW -

POETRY READING

110,436 views•May 24, 2012

PEARLS OF WISDOM

56.3K subscribers

A Psalm Of Life -- A poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. About the poet -- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807 -- 1882) was an American poet, educator and linguist. He was born in Portland, Maine, United States. He was one of the five Fireside Poets also known as household or schoolroom poets. The great versatility in his poetic work is clearly seen through his usage of anapestic and trochaic forms, blank verse, heroic couplets, ballads and sonnets.  For more videos log onto 

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SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS: 1 (with summary and analysis)

SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS: 

SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS: 1

13,369 views•Oct 16, 2014

RAJA SHARMA

208K subscribers

Summary and Analysis: Shakespeare's Sonnets: 1

From fairest creatures we desire increase,

That thereby beauty's rose might never die,

But as the riper should by time decease,

His tender heir might bear his memory:

But thou, contracted to thine own bright eyes,

Feed'st thy light's flame with self-substantial fuel,

Making a famine where abundance lies,

Thyself thy foe, to thy sweet self too cruel.

Thou that art now the world's fresh ornament

And only herald to the gaudy spring,

Within thine own bud buriest thy content

And, tender churl, makest waste in niggarding.

Pity the world, or else this glutton be,

To eat the world's due, by the grave and thee.

Grateful thanks to Mr. RAJA SHARMA and YouTube.

POEM OF THE DAY : MY MOTHER : RABINDRANATH TAGORE

RABINDRANATH TAGORE'S

MY MOTHER (POEM) - P. J. MANILAL

280,965 views•Jun 22, 2018

P.J. MANILAL

5.66K subscribers

Rabindranath Tagore's -My Mother (poem) -P. J. Manilal

Grateful thanks to Mr.P.J.MANILAL and YouTube.