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Ruskin on Turner
Posted by: HerAeolianHarp
Video duration: 68 seconds
"Snowstorm?Steamboat off a Harbour's Mouth Making Signals in Shallow Water, and Going by the Lead" 1842.
Ruskin on Turner.
Brief segment shared for educational purposes. The series "The Romantic Spirit" is finally on DVD, albeit in video-transfer form. MediaOutlet.com released it for sale in summer 2011, for which so many of us are grateful.
Related: romanticism, painting, ruskin, seascape, sea, snowstorm, tate, turner, romantic, spirit
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"Breasts" by Gary Snyder
Posted by: HerAeolianHarp
Video duration: 130 seconds
Gary Snyder reads his poem, "Breasts".
Related: poetry, poem, gary, snyder, american, literature, ecology, earth, sierra, nevada, mothers, mindfulness
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Latest comments made on this video:
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 17 Apr 12, 00:56:22
Thanks again, friend. :)?
By: chezzzz. on 14 Apr 12, 21:46:12
agreed ... however , your interpretation lends it much depth beyond the simply? spoken word. Bravo :)
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 10 Apr 12, 03:42:28
Thanks so much, friend. I agree that her work is beautiful, this? particular poem so contained, and yet so vast.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 10 Apr 12, 03:40:49
Thanks very much,? G. I guess I did what I could to honor this great poet whom I was at least lucky enough to see years ago. She was a marvel, her scope sea-vast.
By: GilesConradWatson. on 07 Apr 12, 16:41:23
A really beautiful? reading.
By: chezzzz. on 07 Apr 12, 05:32:19
a beautiful poem beautifully read? :)))
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 22:07:28
I'm glad you came to see it, thanks. Yes, she was amazing, and I feel it's the least I could do. I saw her read once years ago, and I'll never forget it. Best to you. :) - E?
By: xyzllii. on 03 Apr 12, 07:56:24
Delta is a great? little pithy poem...for sure...
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:23:57
Absolutely my pleasure, K. The day she passed away I was snowed under? at work. I went to check email and messages on a micro-break, and there I saw your wonderful A. Rich upload, and then another friend's, and I learned what had happened. Before I had even seen newspapers. In spite of my lack of good software and equipment, I thought I would share this small poem I've loved since girlhood, for what it's worth. Thanks again.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:21:00
Hi Doug, thanks so much. I really appreciate it. Rich was a marvel, but luckily her scope and fame allowed her to do? some good in the world, apart from merely sharing amazing poems.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:16:53
Muchas gracias, querida Amalia. Me alegro que te hayas gustado el? poema. Adrienne Rich era una fuerza, una mujer poderosa. No soy capaz de honor su talento. Ojala que yo pudiese. Besitos, amiga. :-) E
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:12:05
Thanks, Dear One. You, who read this? and recorded it at a tender age, and with a voice made for such depths--wish we still had the tape--You inspire me as always. :-) "And how!"
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:08:20
Dear Halyna, thanks so much. Rich was great. I'm sad to see her go. Soon Easter will be here.? I hope yours is beautiful.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:07:23
Charles, you're so welcome, thanks. This giantess of poetry won't be forgotten any time soon. I once saw her read at Cal from "An Atlas of the Difficult World", and I never forgot the scope of her? vision, her depth and honor.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:04:21
Hans, thanks to you for your kind and longstanding support. I really dig the video response you made, too! Thanks again for honoring Rich. It was so heartening to see your reading of her work last Thursday.? Best, E
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 05:02:35
Dearest H., Thank you so much for your warming and gracious words. For you I would gladly read! Cherries for the basket, early morning cups of tea and chats over the fence. A dragonfly on the wing. Nasturtiums blazing in the hand. I'm there, friend, wherever me make a moment for the bower of? poetry and friendship. :)
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:58:18
Thanks to you, bellamoonnature, for your lovely? words and visit. :)
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:57:28
My pleasure, Laurie. I'm glad? to share it to honor a now late, great poet. Thanks, mate.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:56:50
Dear Masha, I'm touched by your comment, and I want to thank you? for your warmth. Really it's mutual enrichment because I am warmed and gladdened by so much that you do here. :) xoe
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:55:19
My friend, I'm grateful for your warm and touching comment. Your responsive kindness and literary synergy have always meant so much, and even go a long way to explaining why I remain--in spite of scant free? time--on YT. Thank you, too, for honoring Adrienne Rich this week.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:51:48
Brian,? thanks so much! I will surely try. I'm grateful for the encouragement. All the best, E :)
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:48:44
Mon cher ami, merci beaucoup! Je voudrais continuer a lire ici. J'espere que je peux. En "Franglais": Richard, I have always been so warmed by your support, so longstanding and kind.? Merci encore, mon ami. :) x E
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:43:41
Dear M., Thanks so much for this. It means a lot. Oh, how marvelous it? would have been! (Yes, I knew you meant Rossetti, no problem.) Alas! I remain grateful and am touched. I love what you do, and I'm happy for this affinity. All the best, E.
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:40:40
Hi James, thanks so much.Yes, she'll be missed. Thanks for your encouragement.? I'd love to read more. All I need to be granted is free time, what I don't yet have a drop of. I hope in good time that I can share just a few of the poems in my notebooks, anthologies, and those slim volumes that get unceremoniously stuffed into my commuter bag, wedged between teaching materials. Ah, you know the drill: poetry-on-I-pod at rush hour... ;-)
By: HerAeolianHarp. on 03 Apr 12, 04:19:56
I'll surely try to, Andrew, thanks so much. This particular gem--thanks to Rich's gifts--flows with fecundity and a force barely contained by its brevity. I could never dream of doing her work justice. I once saw her read, and the sonorous sweep of her voice was perfect for her longer works and shorter poems,? too.