I truly enjoyed this, Ken! Very creative and emotive.
"The Jabberwocky" holds a special place in my heart, because my father used to read it to my brothers and I when we were very little. His reading was very expressive, like yours. He loved all nonsense writing, such as Edward Lear's limericks. I can still recall him reciting The Jabberwocky with us gathered around his feet, enthralled, even though he passed away when i was 5.
Your lyre and the phrases you play here go perfectly with the poem. Well done!
I throughly enjoyed that, Ken!
Nicely done, Ken.
Cool, Ken.
I truly enjoyed this, Ken! Very creative and emotive.
"The Jabberwocky" holds a special place in my heart, because my father used to read it to my brothers and I when we were very little. His reading was very expressive, like yours. He loved all nonsense writing, such as Edward Lear's limericks. I can still recall him reciting The Jabberwocky with us gathered around his feet, enthralled, even though he passed away when i was 5.
Your lyre and the phrases you play here go perfectly with the poem. Well done!
Nicely done! A true minstrel!
Ken, that was fantastic. Certainly caught my attention.
Two thumbs up!!!
Beowulf himself could not have done it better. :-)