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| Posted By: KMA Posted On: Nov 25, 2012 Views: 257 | The Walrus and The Carpenter poem Love the poem, but, yes, another reader voice would have been preferred by this listener. A smooth, subtly sinister voice would better reflect the dark underbelly of this poem. |
| Posted By: rowley Posted On: Mar 5, 2011 Views: 887 | Argh, I say I love the poem, but this reading of it is abysmal. "Voice artist"? He marches through it as if he understands neither the poem nor the way people talk. |
| Posted By: Mikaru_Rurushu_Rai07 Posted On: Jan 29, 2009 Views: 1549 | It 's awesome The Walrus and the Carpenter is a nonsense poem that my sister and I like very much. |
| Posted By: Karen Bishop Johnson Posted On: Feb 5, 2008 Views: 1648 | The Walrus and the Carpenter The best of this poem is the verse that begins "The time has come to speak of many things". I've used that verse a number of times in my life and there is nothing better for getting the attention of your listeners. They start listening in a good mood. |
| Posted By: Kirk0007 Posted On: Dec 9, 2007 Views: 982 | I am da Walrus Strange poem, but it made me laugh. The word, conveniently, was supposed to have been drawn out to more syllables. |
| Posted By: William Joseph Moran III Posted On: Nov 16, 2007 Views: 688 | The Walrus and the Carpenter I find Lewis's nonsense poems second only to those of Ogden Nash. I'm going to memorize this one so I can quote it at those low party moments when no one has anything (of worth) to say. I already do a dramatic rendition of Jabberwocky. (Everyone should memorize at least one heroic poem: "Horatio at the Bridge" is much too long. Still, not all is nonsense in this rather dark poem, is it? |