Henry Wadsworth Longfellow "Paul Revere's Ride" Poem animation

[@joshuapalinkas3404]

My US History teacher played this, everyone freaked out. But I love it

[@neudhebtsuqviwvge7v3guqvgi8]

same but it was English teacher

[@autumnhanley601]

Omg😂

[@isabelsarmiento2303]

Joshua Palinkas Same but English teacher

[@anifexs_main_b]

Same

[@ireneloi8016]

ikr

[@StephthewolfArctic]

This helped me get a great grade no my home work

[@roopoovlogs1381]

This is a cool channel I really like it I'm homeschooled on a website I came from there for I have to read this

[@nicholhorton823]

RooBoo Vlogs same

[@mangomanga6067]

Me too

[@BeightBTW]

RooPoo Vlogs so do i i’m in 5th on easypeasy allinone homeschool

[@michaellang4831]

I have to memorize it by tomorrow, hope it will work!

[@brienomara3679]

I wish you luck . B

[@GRUMPY1133]

I have a question, 3 years later do you haven't memorized?

[@Cheesecake-dh5ct]

Nice animation for 2012

[@trevital1422]

flawless

[@canadianbacon007]

3:16 13 stanzas....stanza 7- verse 7 and 8 of 16 (dead) center stage. 8 But mostly he watched with eager search 9 The Belfry-tower of the Old North Church........."one if by land, two if by sea"...... "Keep a weather eye on the horizon"

[@petcraz2417]

Thank you!

[@anthonymurphy1624]

Every student should have to read this poem and apply the lesson this to current American culture.

[@johnthomas92101]

This is beautiful narrative poem. Revere wasn't hesitant. Let freedom ring.

[@kristynsumner]

@Elizabeth Yeager Paul Revere did not complete his ride. In fact, he had a partner, William Dawes Jr. and along the ride they bumped into Dr. Samuel Prescott. When they ran into British Regulars, Dawes was thrown from his horse and forced to carry on foot, Revere was taken captive and Dr. Prescott was the only one to reach Revere's destination. It is also a misconception that he shouted, "The British are coming! The British are coming!" Since the colonists still believed themselves to be British, this would not have made any sense. Paul Revere used terms like Redcoats and Regulars, not the British. The Americans were still considered British at this time.

[@haileyshannon7548]

+Kristyn Sumner It's called creative liberties, plus it's fun way to learn the story. It's kind of like Lizzie Borden, she didn't give her mother 40 whacks, it's was her stepmother (and her father) or George Washington and the cherry tree.

[@perperson199]

You are so very right

[@gardensofthegods]

Yes I remember hearing the same thing... it is kind of a shame that Paul Revere got all the credit.... sort of like free advertising for Paul Revere Silversmith company after he died . I actually like the sound of him saying the Redcoats are coming the Redcoats are coming .

[@Ballsackgamin]

He got captured and put in a prison cell so his friends finished the ride for him and warned Concord of the attack

[@ThePatriotWhip]

Enjoyed this very much.Have any Edgar Guest,maybe the Birch Tree or The Gardener?

[@wildandbarefoot]

Well done. The video adds interest as seeing a human animation is far more engaging than a still.

[@danielletucker2]

Anyone here in 2020

[@lauranorman5053]

This is great! The face creeps me out when he talks and blinks especially when his head moves, but whatever great poem!

[@williamh123456789]

This man knows how to read poems

[@circlesinthenight3141]

This is so cool

[@mangqwq7342]

Oof I got here from my online school. .-.

[@kmethouse8319]

gotta love gaccha :

[@borborygmus5641]

Paul Revre did one hell of a lot more than just ride for this countries future. Over the course of his life time he did many things as a patriate entrepreneur and person. He was an amazing guy. He probably would have been a truly great president.

[@gardensofthegods]

There were other people on this ride with him who didn't get the credit and he got captured and didn't finish the ride but instead it was Doctor Prescott

[@doughousholder6047]

Revere's silver objects are very valuable today. His military prowess during the Revolution left a lot to be desired. He was twice brought up on charges of cowardice. His powerful friends came to his aid both times. Dawes and Prescott deserve more credit than Revere.

[@pollockfamily7963]

WOW

[@victoriabuehler1903]

Love this!

[@minimemotominionomegachann4314]

amazing 10/10 asmr

[@cecemeyers5998]

If you don’t look directly at the movements of the mouth the technology is more effective. Still my favorite poem of all time, (besides either Lepanto or Ballad of the White Horse by G.K. Chesterton). It is my favorite American poem let’s say.

[@chuckw560]

In 1975 I was at a garage sale and they had A 1884 book by Longfellow. I paid $5.00 dollars for it .I have it put away in my collection. It has Paul Reveres ride in it. I wonder what this book is worth now? Anyone know?

[@poetryreincarnations]

I suspect not that much ,but its a nice thing to have. Try imputting it into google and add the word sale and see what comes up or Ebay or Abe Books,

[@gardensofthegods]

It depends on what kind of shape it's in. If the binding and the outside and the pages are all in good condition it could be worth something if it is a first edition ( always look for first editions ) but they always take into consideration the physical condition of the book . A long time ago my mother gave me a first edition of a leather-bound that had Mary Shelley's poetry and Dr.Frankenstein's Monster story.... it had some of the most beautiful detailed engravings . I moved away to another state for a while and left it at my parents house and they put it in the basement . I have no idea why they had it in a box on the floor . It rained enough to flood part of the basement and the book was destroyed because they didn't even know it had gotten wet and moldy . Very disturbing , let me tell you .

[@mitchw.2544]

Gotta love it! To live and love in this land of wonder, = means everyone rides, into the mystic, side by side. Happy 4th of July everyone.

[@yogione]

I'd like to see the author himself in the video track. It's rather well recited.

[@ar22008]

this is for my u.s history

[@poetryreincarnations]

[@elizabethyeager6843]

actually Paul revere did make the ride so listen to the poem again and listen closely he actually did make the ride when Paul saw the British coming he went to the Middlesex village and said the British are coming the British are coming!!!!

[@peepsmills6811]

thats awesome! (but falls a little into uncanny valley)

[@danielletucker2]

this is a bit creepy it gives me chills

[@bellramos3283]

Omg same

[@Ezrathegoat2323]

Scary. Really SCARY

[@that2ndgenkid089]

this is werid but still cool

[@mctriplefatal]

Jesus this is creepy. Why you trying to give me nightmares easy peasy

[@teddivial5900]

Appropriate for these times.

[@nitavaillancourt9783]

3:37

[@legocarltakla1212]

This is freaky

[@stellawrubel3432]

THIS IS CREEPY PLS-

[@valkor73]

nice

[@babygirl2135a]

Ngl, his voice reminds me of the dude in Michael Jackson’s thriller

[@gardensofthegods]

Excellent use of the crazy technology we have nowadays .

[@pollockfamily7963]

Creepy but cool

[@tripwall5412]

40th comment (yay) nice video

[@erasemint1847]

Deepfake nowadays is incomparable to this.

[@jandkwilber600]

It is kinda cool

[@AstroSharky]

whos here from English Class lol

[@brianwinters5434]

Welp.done.

[@bellramos3283]

This is scary no kap😂

[@catrinapodberesky385]

I am so glad The 14th amendment applied to all Even Then & applies Federally also today. Because no one may own anyone or anyone's sums possessions or freedoms.

[@anifexs_main_b]

Get rect Edit:🤣🤣

[@Riyadh1044]

Very nice poem, but Revere did not make the ride...when the legend become fact, print the legend!

[@tinafadden3913]

revere did make the ride not only though

[@tinafadden3913]

not only him though

[@butterflysigh9577]

Brits fighting Brits again

[@GspaceH]

Ehh.... it is kind of creepy...

[@christinamuse2441]

😕 that Longfellow looks bad in this show 🤢🤮

[@Vannthai_Leang]

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