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Shakespeare Sonnet 9
Sonnet 9. By William Shakespeare.
"Is it for fear to wet a widow's eye..."
This video poem shows Maslen George attending mass at her local churc...
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Shakespeare Sonnet 15
Sonnet 15. By William Shakespeare.
"When I consider every thing that grows..."
Julia Adams uses the poem to express the twin loves of her life: ...
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Shakespeare Sonnet 27
Sonnet 27. By William Shakespeare.
"Weary with toil, i haste me to my bed..."
Amy, a troubled teenager, gains solace through addressing & dwelli...
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Shakespeare Sonnet 53
Sonnet 53. By William Shakespeare.
"What is your substance, whereof are you made..."
Sarah Mundy awaits a life-changing event. The poem expresse...
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Shakespeare Sonnet 31
Sonnet 31. By William Shakespeare.
"Thy bosom is endeared with all hearts..."
George The Log is a noted Walthamstow Character, Student-Of-The-Tu...
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IRA Rebel Songs - My Little Armalite
Irish Rebel Forum: http://www.rebels.in - I set the forum up to have intellectual debates with both Irish and British users for their views. Hope t...
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This is a quaint little Losers' Song. Irish Republican murder gangs butchered 2200 human beings between 1969-2006 & failed to enforce a United Ireland. What consoling myth & lies do they tell themselves? They killed all these good folk for power sharing? For ministerial cars financed by HMG? To s...
The Irish Brigade Gibralter
Performed by the Irish Brigade. The sas Attacked and Shot down 3 IRA men on that day. Enjoy
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Savage, Farrell & McCann showed no remorse, compassion or any recognisable human emotion for their prospective victims. Their extraordinary savagery consumed them. If your politics deprives you of your conscience, abandon your politics.
I'm coming across 2 schools of thought here: some say you don't need to fully take in the sonnet to understand it; others, like you, seem to want to be able to read what they're hearing. I'll experiment with future sonnets. Thanks for the input.
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