"The Waste Land" - Death by Water

[@padmaday3534]

No matter how many times I have read the poem it never fails to amaze me with it's multi-layered line by line strip teasing

[@pratibhaverma1954]

'lost in the oblivion of a broken memory' Love the choice of your words!

[@AhmadM101]

Thank you sir, your reading in engrossing and very thoughtful. I enjoyed every bit of it.

[@grainofsand4176]

"Death by water" seems to allude to the chess game- with the 'Remembering' and the Phoenecian Sailor and how those pearls were his eyes... which refers back to "burial "... here calling on Us to Remember. This Poem is incredibly relevant. Was it written yesterday? oh...ok. the cycle- here we go again. remember? And,in that, maybe the Hope lies

[@sampathjayakody9883]

Thank you very much...Could you do Alfred prufrock? I saw all your wasteland videos. Will you be able to help in any poetry that I come to find it difficult sometimes? If yes, can you give me your email or something to get in touch with you. Thank You. Sampath.

[@MrHuffsLiteratureClass]

Sampath Jayakody Yes, I may do Prufrock in the next month or so. My contact information is in the "About" tab on my channel page.

[@sampathjayakody9883]

Thanks

[@geribaldusseverus1549]

Would it be conceivable that Phlebas 'forgot' because he was caught in the monotony Eliot warns us for? Is that why we should consider his story?

[@nataliajtovska2742]

This is amazing and very helpfull..Can you do ,,Dulce Et Decorum est''- Wilfred Owen?

[@markhughes7927]

..the inexplicable splendour of Ionian white and gold…

[@davidmowatt6528]

Thanks for writing Water next to Water

[@miamiinmeka]

Your an angle because I was lost reading this on my own

[@syeduzma9679]

Thanks a lot