Abou Ben Adhem by Leigh Hunt (Graveyard Poetry)

Zither P. Oxblood performs classic poetry entirely from memory!
This week: "Abou Ben Adhem" by Leigh Hunt!
Graveyard Poetry provides powerful performances of classic poetry that are intended to make poetry accessible and understandable. We believe that, when taken out of the academic setting, poetry can be something that anyone can enjoy.
Graveyard Poetry
Starring: Zither P. Oxblood
Creative Director, Video Production: Peter Simons
Music: Chopin, Prelude No. 7, performed by Lorrie Simons

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How lovely. Thank you, Zither, for another wonderful rendition. Was Leigh Hunt a friend of Percy Shelly?

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Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, Hunt and Shelley were pals. Hunt ran a radical paper and published writers such as Keats and Shelley. He also hung out with Byron for a time, but they had a bit of a falling-out.

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@@GraveyardPoetry Yes, I thought they were all friends. I know more about the life of Mary Shelley than I do about Hunt, but he sounds like an interesting guy to learn more about. We know that he must have been really farsighted and had excellent taste since he published Keats and Shelley. :-)

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