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| In celebration of National Poetry Month, April's eResource selection is this provocative video interpretation of one of Pablo Neruda's 100 Love Sonnets.* |
| Click here for more video poems. *Although this video identifies the poem as Sonnet 9, it is, in fact, Sonnet 11. |
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1 Comments:
I clicked on “Click here for more video poems” under the Neruda poem/video, and I found this one, from the Tempest, though the video is not from the play, but from various silent movies. I found it very beautiful, very moving, Prospero’s soliloquy from 4.1, read clearly, slowly against a haunting and simple piano. Thank you for turning me on to it.
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