Відео

Superb, thank you

Everything that's wrong with UA-cam. He was Welsh not Irish. Most of his work is a celebration of Welshness.

Very Well explained!!!

Having just viewed this my first video of yours I compliment you on it. Also, I inquire of you “could it be some homage to name the title character Emily who adored gardening/flowers”? Although she was not southern nor was she exactly like the character of his Emily she was very much a reclusive woman.

Awesome! Thank you so much

Sounds like a love affair to me ✨❤️✨💋✨

Perfeita explicação

I love your explanation!

A 16 year-old teen from India here who likes to read sometimes, read this story minutes ago and wanted some perspective on this more precisely an interpretation of sorts. And well this video made 10 ten years ago came to rescue.

Nice job on a great poem. I believe the word she was searching for was forsaken. The poem is about being forsaken by god and a beloved. Frost uses religious symbolism. “I have walked out in rain and back in rain.” The beloved has sent him out into the night and is not calling him back, has not changed her mind, she is resolute, won’t even say goodbye.

❤❤❤❤

such a great video it was, Thank you

Thank you so much ❤❤❤

Pilgrims!!!! No need for Colonizer language.

Too good points to analyse the story

Just read this last night and wanted to get an idea of the cultural significance this story has and why it's so famous. Wanted to say thanks from 10 years in the future 🙏

zzzz

I loveeeee ur analysis❤❤

1 Success is counted sweetest 2 By those who ne'er succeed. 3 To comprehend a nectar 4 Requires sorest need. 5 Not one of all the purple Host 6 Who took the Flag today 7 Can tell the definition 8 So clear of victory 9 As he defeated - dying - 10 On whose forbidden ear 11 The distant strains of triumph 12 Burst agonized and clear!

Excellent video thanks very much for sharing this. I am definitely going to use your valuable knowledge and advice and allow the introspection and reflection to come through in my creative nonfiction project!😊🎉

Whenever i come across a hard time understanding literature, you're the first person i look for. You're my comfort when i struggle academically. Thank you so much!

Love!

The last phrase, may have well have been spoken by Jesus. And Dylan Thomas knows that.

Though lovers be lost; love shall not.

These poets are fucking dynamite.

Though they go mad, they shall be sane.

And that reminds me of a Ted hughes poem

Life is unstoppable! Life is omnipotent!

Characters hammer ( i can't remember exactly) but, characters hammer through nails. And daisies reach for the sun.

These are funeral poems! We need to embrace and celebrate life!

I think the natural progression of this poem is to 'Death shaĺl have no dominion'

I think that landscape is so important in the formulation of poetry. Dylan Thomas was born and lived his life close to the sea. He knew cliffs, steep drops to the sea. 'That sad height'. I know the landscape of it.

It is heartbreaking!

Let 'your fierce tears' burn me now. I can't remember the line exactly.

But vented his spleen, and let his father's love pass into him. And his love pass onto his father.

He know what's coming is inevitable.

It is a beautiful poem of a desperate son by his father's deathbed. It can reduce you to tears! The constant celestial references hint at a world beyond ourselves, the universe, INFNITY

You can overthink sometimes. The purpose of a poet is to touch the mystic, and then to take them with you. They need certain strategies, musicians require cords.

Otherwise, great analysis! Poets are so often tied to national identities. Which is a good thing; it shows how much we value them. For example, the unofficial anthem , the more popular anthem for my country of England is 'Jerusalem'. It is not 'God save the King'. Jerusalem is a poem by William Blake set to music.

Or shakespeare was Turkish.

Just don't say Ted Hughes was from France.

However, your analysis is good!

He even wrote 'A child's Christmas in Wales'.

Get your first statement correct, or you will have no creedence across the Atlantic.

You just offended a lot of people. Dylan Thomas is a very important figure in Welsh identity.

He's fucking Welsh!

Gregory is the savior of all of us with unusually short torsos!

who came from the short story course !! 🤣

Amazing how you can offer all these "insights" without once recognizing the Catholic-Christian dimension of the story. You might as well have been reading it in Sanskrit.

5:34 - this is excellent. I've realized that both men and women can actually have both journeys. Both male and female are related to "survival" and "reproduction" - the two most prominent drivers of all human activity