Did I say earlier that Sundays mean spoken word poetry for me? I think I did. Thanks, Universe (and Richard Armitage).
08 Feb 2015 11 Comments
in Fandom Tags: e e cummings, Richard Armitage
Did I say earlier that Sundays mean spoken word poetry for me? I think I did. Thanks, Universe (and Richard Armitage).
FunkyBlueDandelion 
Feb 08, 2015 @ 23:51:12
Reblogged this on richardtreehouse and commented:
Swoon worthy is right! Richard Armitage reads e. e.cummings.
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 09:05:59
Seriously swoony.
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 00:33:56
*SIGH*
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 09:06:29
Right? The Byron might kill me.
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Feb 10, 2015 @ 00:52:15
Seriously! The Passionate Shepherd to His Love by Christopher Marlowe got me. I am a puddle. 😉
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 08:42:47
love the whispered ending but the rest felt a bit too contrived to me. I’ll listen another 50 or so times though, just to be sure… 😀
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 09:05:25
You do that, lol!
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 18:14:46
Reblogged this on nellindreams and commented:
It works on Mondays too!!!
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 19:48:55
I can think of few better remedies for a Monday, Nell!
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Feb 09, 2015 @ 21:25:31
downloaded it but failed to listen on bus home as it was a very noisy ride, can’t listen or read poetry with noise. Have to say i more used to having it sung, it will be interesting if it remind me of a narration or it goes deeper than that 🙂 Saving it for a quiet moment as it deserves as just finished the Red Dragon book and that didn’t end in the right mood to listen to this so soon after.
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Feb 10, 2015 @ 08:34:40
Seriously, this was such a beautiful gift. What a dude.
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