Adjoa Andoh reads Disobedience by A. A. Milne | Readings from the Rose

[@earthstarr32756]

Best reading of Disobedience on the web! Perfect “voices”! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@sophelet]

Such fun! I remember reading many of Milne”s poems when I was a child in Canada. The British cultural references (why is it so important to return for tea? - I didn’t know it was a little meal.) eluded me, but some of the poems were embedded in family dialogues from time to time. My father insisted on saying “I do like a little bit of butter on my bread” at breakfast. He did this as long as he lived. JJ MM WG duP is great fun to recite.

[@pauldockree9915]

Rest in peace Mother.

[@akgypsy9274]

Lovely! One of my favorites since childhood.

[@mrsynical8725]

Brilliant, my mother used to read this to me regularly (and still occasionally does). A great rendition.

[@cyniecory6957]

Fantastic.Thank you on this Monday of our U.S. discontent.

[@binghamguevara6814]

Why is the last verse whispered? And why does the last verse have asterixes and abbreviations?

[@meadowsoprano2315]

Well read thanks

[@kaluhumble5343]

My People are lost in Babylon

[@ева-я5д]

Классно

[@tardigrade9493]

"Classic" or not, its nonsence, unpleasant nonsense.

[@SvenTviking]

What, for the love of God, is unpleasant about an AA Milne kid’s poem?

[@tardigrade9493]

Sven Tviking (sounds like a fake name but okay) Look, you do you and I'll do me, and I didn't like it. Buzz off.

[@tardigrade9493]

😘