The Tyger - William Blake (Powerful Life Poetry)

[@RedFrostMotivation]

Hi guys, Hope you're all well and keeping safe in these unprecedented times. If you're enjoying this series and would like to hear more inspirational poems read in the future, leave your suggestions below :) Best, RF.

[@the_great_tigorian_channel]

RedFrost Motivation As a Tiger myself, I am biased but sincerely grateful. You have my thanks, my approval and continued subscription. 🐅

[@SebastinGinuvi]

If you forget me, read by this same man! Thanks stay safe as well friend

[@rasta-moumou9749]

Dear friend..i would like to see some of magical realism by the great Gabriel Garcia Marquez.. also some african post colonial figures...anyway...im in deep love with ur inspiring contents cause im going through really hard times...hope the best for all my brothers nd sisters ..bless you..hail from north Africa..

[@TheDNAGroup]

Great gifts! Let's do an entire series dedicated to Wordsworth, beginning with the preamble essay to Leaves of Grass: " America does not repel the past or what it has produced under its forms or amid other politics or the idea of castes or the old religions... Accepts the lessons with calmness... Is not so impatient as has been supposed that the slough still sticks to opinions and manners and literature all the life which served its requirements has passed into the new life of the new forms... Perceives that the corpse is slowly borne from the eating and sleeping rooms of the house... Perceives that it waits a little while in the door... That it was fittest for its days... That it's action has descended to the stalwart and well-shaped heir who approaches... And that he shall be fittest for his days." etc etc etc. #WhatWeNeedWordsworth #ALandOfManySupremes

[@abanerjee7238]

If- Rudyard Kipling pleaseee

[@AbaddonOfSheol]

"Did he who made the lamb make thee." Goosebumps!!!

[@sayyidabdulla7286]

Soo true!

[@delictom]

@@sayyidabdulla7286In essence the key, pivotal point of the poem. Did God how created good also create evil?

[@normanclatcher]

​@@delictom Tigers are fearfully and wonderfully made. But not 'evil.'

[@mrpenspinner8085]

I love this poem it just gives me a smile when I hear it

[@janinebarry2694]

Absolutely this. Makes it for me.

[@Iappreciatelife]

You know you are special when Vergil is a fan of your poems

[@devonseamoor]

First time I hear this poem. I knew the title, and I knew of William Blake. But listening to it leaves me in awe of the depth of William Blake's spirit. Magnificent, powerful and respectful.

[@englishliterature00]

Please, subscribe my channel to get more videos regarding English Literature 🌹

[@rayancedrichaddad1197]

2022 is the Year of the Tiger. The words of William Blake's poem are Mystical. And the Voice Actor Tom O'Bedlam, who tell the poem is Legendary. All the Wisdom, The Beauty, The Legend, The Mystery are expressed by the Voice.

[@chessdad182]

The choice of words combined in such a way to impart powerful meaning. First forged in the mind of William Blake 200 year ago and still burning bright.

[@shawshank178]

Well said!

[@soleaguirre100]

Comprendes la grandeza de WB 👏👏👏

[@thenatureofnurture6336]

What is the meaning?

[@paulfillingham4778]

First came across this in an English class at school nearly 60 years age. Still find it incredibly powerful

[@tbnratlangamer242]

A 60 year old man on KZbin that's a first good to see you fine sir

[@paulfillingham2958]

@@tbnratlangamer242 Since I made that comment I’ve turned 70

[@tbnratlangamer242]

@@paulfillingham2958 god damn

[@gailnowaski7336]

Yes, me too, a wonderful grade school teacher with an eye and ear for the English language, taught us this poem, explaining the various techniques of rhythm, word play and imagery.....🙏👏🏼🎼

[@AnhNguyen-hn9vj]

I took a literature class and cross it in college. didn't feel much then. It just sound incredibly powerful now. still find it amazing that an English poet made a poem about tiger. :)

[@ceydssrt]

When I finished The Mentalist, I came here, and the voice and the poem were really peacful to me.

[@thiven]

Can you tell me whats The mentalist?

[@alessandrosegura9690]

investigative series, takes place in California, the events follow Patrick Jane, a consultant for the CBI, California police, who tries to find the serial killer called Red John, the person who killed Patrick Jane's wife and daughter.​@@thiven

[@NateMoncree]

​@@thiven​ A TV show about a man called Patrick Jane who was a con man and a trickster ( playing people by saying he's a psychic ). Patrick became famous by his act and became a TV star. Ome day he was invited to a show to talk about various things, one of them was about a serial killer goes by the alias of Red John. On the show, he said that Red John was nothing special. Red John took that seriously. Soon later Patrick sees a note on the door of his apartment that says: I (Red John) took your words seriously and was offended by it. That's why what's on the other side of this door will teach u and the word to never offend me ever again. Patrick opened the door and he saw his wife and daughter murdered with a large red smiley face on the wall (Red John's Sign). A few years later, Patrick is now working for the CBI ( Central Bureau of Investigation ) in order to catch Red John (the reason its the CBI and not other agency like the FBI is because all other agencies couldn't catch Red John). It's a 7 season TV. Highly Recommended

[@sapphoII]

Omg this poem... the lines... the music... the voice... a divine combination surging with vivacity that pulsed right through my veins and heart...

[@jagannathgowdar4829]

Such beautiful beings exixts ..like a tiger ...they are not loud mothed..but very strong within...these clasics revives us ...these are truthful and beautiful facts...

[@jagannathgowdar4829]

Its a beautiful poem ...for life .

[@ntandoyenkosimoyo2071]

This guy's voice is perfect for this

[@geckoi8166]

Tom O'Bedlam is not just a guy.

[@abhishekcharanras4634]

Amitabh bachchan.

[@ironshadowy]

@@geckoi8166 who is he then, Your dad??

[@geckoi8166]

@@ironshadowy I'm afraid i stand too old for that "son".

[@MicahCTheory]

Liam Neeson would do good as well I think

[@alexguetta180]

The first verse was already in my mind thanks to mentalist

[@zespinossa3723]

Red John 😊

[@bharathkrishnan522]

Man you echoed my thoughts ! It scared the shit outta me when I saw Red John say it in that dark background.

[@jaturungkabart5554]

I memorized this and The lamb because of The Mentalist.

[@psydook]

Tyger Tyger

[@sueroberts6193]

Think of the furnaces of the Industrial revolution, the fires, sparks, creation made by men not God. 🤔😣

[@Trenegeut87]

Yesterday my beloved cat died. He was really like the Tiger from this poem. We used to listen to this interpretation together, he was lying on my laps and we were the best mates ever. I miss him so much.

[@zrinklaz]

I am trully sorry for your loss. Your Tiger will always be with you.❤️

[@gerryxanthopoulou1279]

Sorry you lost your furry best mate,I've been through that too,they stay with us,always,they make their presence known,they are in our hearts forever.

[@wenettehamilton137]

I just lost my cat. My heart goes out to you. I hope you are comforted. We will get our pets in heaven, i know this. Heaven wouldnt be heaven without them.

[@conalcochranh3274]

The Tyger in Blake's poem represents the Devil...just saying. Sorry about your cat. I know how it feels as I lost mine some years ago.

[@punch6832]

I’m so sorry.

[@Mel_can_cook]

I don't know which one I like more, the narrator or the poem? His voice is just so calming.

[@BebeLush2]

Simply beautiful. The music, the voice, the words . . . brings me to tears. A magnificent poem about a magnificent animal.

[@lizxu322]

The music...the voice...oh God, what an orgasmic experience. My favourite reading by far.

[@pelvicthrustful]

i understand that. oddly enough it makes me feel ready for death.

[@PLuMUK54]

Almost 50 years ago I had to memorise this as part of my teacher training, a unit on voice control. I was amazed that I could still quote it after all those years.

[@user-ng9gd4vl9s]

Brilliant. A very apt poem to learn

[@pelvicthrustful]

well done! Good going

[@keith7036]

My 7th grade music class sang this to music at an inter school choir competition. I have never forgotten the words or the power of this piece. That was 1963.....it is still as powerful and beautiful.

[@samratgupta5420]

Perfect voice to recite this poem of Blake...

[@petersalazar1790]

/by far the most favourite poem of my dad, who passed some years ago. I daresay he recited this poem as well as Tom did. He left his children with an enduring love for poetry . One small edit. -the original has ' what dread hand forged thy dread feet '

[@thenatureofnurture6336]

What a befuddlement. Like the carpenter solving a problem of low ceilings by cutting off people's feet. 🫤

[@anas52221]

brings me back to Red John and Patrick Jane

[@ParxifalLDM]

You know who I am?

[@ioana-x9t8i]

Me to...

[@thomasmcalister9960]

Yes

[@abdulaalialishakir5272]

@@thomasmcalister9960 Hi 🔴John..

[@thomasmcalister9960]

@@abdulaalialishakir5272 hello...

[@TBONESIDEOFLIFE]

This great and timeless truth is eternal. And yet we have to learn it, over and over again. Each of us. In our own time. This is the cycle, the rhythm, the pulse of the ages. Ages in which we learn it faster are called golden ones, and ages in which we fail to learn it all are called dark ones. That, my friends, is who we are. We are pilgrims on the same road. Towards this knowledge, this experience, which is called grace, which is called enlightenment. Which is just called being a decent human being. What have we learned from this pandemic? What should we have learned? We are walking beside each other, from the desert to the shore. That is all we have ever been doing. And unless we let the stars guide us, we will walk in circles, never finding our way home.

[@Jo0pishere]

Is this your original work?

[@kensyskye8965]

T.BONE/SIDE OF LIFE Wow......💕

[@TBONESIDEOFLIFE]

@@Jo0pishere Just more of my random thoughts to share. I have a channel filled with them. Truth, writings, and some say wisdom, come at a cost to one's dignity and soul. You, my friend, can be the judge of that for yourself. because there isn’t a wall high enough or boundary strong enough to keep me from these words, or sharing them amongst the people I've come to call..Friends. Stay safe, my friend, that's what matters most, to me than anyone can put to words. Cheers!

[@Jo0pishere]

@@TBONESIDEOFLIFE your random thoughts are inspiring, to which compels me to spread the gospel to all domestic and foreign. Stay safe and blessed.

[@kensyskye8965]

T.BONE/SIDE OF LIFE I admire your spirit and your channel looks amazing....Subbed! 🙏🏼✌🏻💕

[@ratnaroyroy7769]

Perfect modulation and pronunciation of each Letter, makes the Reading of the poem Exceptional!

[@SapiensMotivation]

We fell asleep in one world, and woke up in another. Suddenly Disney is out of magic. Paris is no longer romantic. New York doesn’t stand up anymore. The Chinese wall is no longer a fortress, and Mecca is empty. Hugs and kisses suddenly become weapons, and not visiting parents and friends becomes an act of love. Suddenly you realise that power, beauty and money are worthless and can’t supply the oxygen you’re fighting for. The world continues its life and it is beautiful. It has only put humans in cages and it’s sending us a message: “You are not necessary. The air, water, earth and sky without you are fine. When you come back, remember that you are my guests, not my masters.” Unknown author.

[@perbjelovuk8260]

Sapiens Motivation fantastic, so spot on!

[@the_great_tigorian_channel]

Oh how wrong the last paragraphs truly are. It is for mankind that the world and all that is in it exists. God is master of the workings of his own hands and has given these works to us as a gift; one of many countless and yet not even the greatest of our gifts. No, the world is wasted without the man upon it for it would fail in its purpose were we not here upon it. “To bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man.” That is God’s mission for us his children, that is why the earth was made, that is why we are here; “For we shall prove them herewith to see if they shall do all that they are commanded.” These things are true. If you do not know of yourself if these things are true then pray and ask God and he shall manifest these things as true, for God cannot lie.

[@SapiensMotivation]

@@the_great_tigorian_channel I respect your point of view.

[@nathanwaltrip7220]

Reminds me of Covid 19. Cities falling and being left empty. The isolation. Avoiding loved ones. Both the rich and poor are vulnerable etc.

[@Westwaters01]

So insightful. Oh how I wish to understand these mysteries.

[@antonnovo695]

Thank you KZbin! For allowing so many amazing people bring their talents forward. Dont change

[@soleaguirre100]

William Blake is one of the best poet for me ...He had a state of conscience remarkable !💫💫💫🌱🌱🌱

[@Oggmiestergeneral]

Beautiful- how some beautifully talented people can perform like this blows my mind. Wow.

[@theknightwriter9766]

Outstanding! Voice/music purrfect :) I remember reciting this in school, many moons ago. To hear it again was a delight.

[@pollar007]

How many time i have listened to this.. How many more times it's going to be.. Never tired on listening to such a masterclass delivery.. Thanks to all the tigers who framed this powerful poetry..💝

[@robperry1745]

An impressive poem and one that by itself puts Blake into that tiny circle of geniuses.

[@johnpettigrew83]

Tiny indeed. Onward and upward with our own consciousness my friend.

[@pujaborgohain1361]

From his collection of "Songs of Innocence and of Experience" where he deals with the innocence of a child from its birth and how the society kills that innocent look of that child slowly for their own selfish means. The collection reveals all kinds of societal stages.. Starting from the Anarchy to the poor ones. Also criticising the king of then and his governance. A beautiful collection afterall..

[@jereladjohnson]

I love this guys voice. I've heard him on so many deep thinking motivational videos..

[@million1828]

Tom O'bedlem and Shane Morris. These two makes the videos more interesting. All others are as well but everyone has their own taste. These two make the videos really connected to one's heart. Ty RF.

[@sheilagelas2981]

I'm able to meditate, be "alone" despite being in a crowd of people. Beautiful, wonderful, stuff.

[@richardsonchris6299]

Hi Sheila

[@dgarzaart2000]

William Blake's poem The Tyger or Tyger Tyger is a beautiful reminder that the creator works in mysterious ways. The creator of the adorable lamb and the creator of the fierce tiger.

[@videomonksofficial]

The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any.

[@silvijap7]

This just made my mind explode.

[@aannwwsalam]

Yes! We are, what we think we are!

[@normanclatcher]

I think you guys are awesome. ...usually.

[@pratibhasharma2035]

Honestly speaking I listen this more than 10 times but still can't get over with these deep words🤎

[@nandanm3826]

Gr8 poem, by a gr8 poet for a gr8 life. Save lives, good bless us all to do good deeds in our lives.

[@hitandruncommentor]

One of my favorite poems; thanks for bringing it to such vivid life.

[@muskntesla3493]

Thank you!!That is what we need in this hard times. Stay safe!!

[@sajidbinkhorshed7561]

This is the best poem i have ever heard🖤 Words are inadequate to thank you Tom for your soothing voice. Made my day🖤

[@rachelberniebernstein]

This actually moved me to tears! Thank you so much for creating this - it really adds to the beauty of the poem.

[@richardsonchris6299]

Hi Rachel

[@devonseamoor]

Yes, I can feel what you mean. I didn't cry, but something stirred deeply within me.

[@soumavagoswami7487]

I being a student of Literature, have learnt to compare this poem word-by-word with "The Lamb" by the same poet from the book- Songs of Innocence. The Tyger is from Songs of Experience. Read both the poems and compare the symbols and messages. Trust me, your life won't be the same after doing so. You will actually learn the real truth of life.

[@Unknown-zm6og]

I feel like a philosopher right now

[@rubytroy7756]

Yes l had to memorise this for a school project and read it out loud in my English class as a youngster….. it stayed there never forgotten….. this is a beautiful adaptation….. thank you …. Tyger ❤

[@yanikg-force]

This poem reminds me of Red John from the TV show, The Mentalist.

[@thekingshelpers]

Loved it! Please keep these works coming. They are very worthy! Bless you!

[@rhondagodwin3991]

"Did He who made the Lamb make thee?" Oh God, thank You for Your Blake!

[@glenfernandes5248]

what a line. Damn!

[@richardsonchris6299]

Hi Rhonda

[@rhondagodwin3991]

@@richardsonchris6299 Hi Kurtz.. How's it goin'?

[@jacobrosiello5781]

Thank you. Bless you. A most favorite poem of mine.

[@arjunsinha212]

When you hear it and you feel you can do anything, and reach anywhere face anyone and can smile even at death, you know that is the poetry you need. I am eternally grateful to @RedFrost Motivation.

[@angeladallimore8079]

Amen 🙏

[@nlmarkas]

That's one hell of a voice. Perfect for Blake, or less specifically, for Romanticism. Stunning, as always.

[@AllesDatBoeit]

Great Voice. It brings the poem alive! Love it!

[@Absent137]

Rest in peace my friend. You were the best of artists, who I and others will never forget. Your spirit will forever remain in the ages, I will cherish the words that you spoke, your voice will be with me until death. I hope that you have found your peace, deserved a hundred times.

[@LaRoyTechTips]

The voice brings the poem to life

[@thedeadd.c.207]

I love this poem, I've lived it since I was a boy and did not really care much for poetry. This and the poems of Poe were all I liked in my late childhood years and my teens.

[@otaku5869]

This is amazing! I love his deep voice. After watching The Mentalist I fell in love with this poem and William Blake’s poetry.I actually memorized the whole poem 😅.

[@lemonman7844]

Same

[@abdulaalialishakir5272]

Me2🤣😂

[@me-sm5gb]

so a William BLAKE poem is the password to the BLAKE association coincidence? I think NOT

[@keliusher-holmes2165]

I sure would like to find Mr Tom O'Bedlam. His is the voice, just one voice for all reverential verse. Blessed are the lines that succumb to this wonderful narrative.

[@conalcochranh3274]

Would you like to hear Tom O'Bedlam read the following? And there, by a fluffy rainbow, we'll prance and dawdle; skip our way, hand in hand, down a candy path and splash about in a neon puddle. That's right, Sweetie; let's have a bubbly giggle and laugh about how we rolled cotton clouds across a raspberry sky; licked a lolly sun and learned to fly among marshmallow birds in soda-pop rain and picked bubblegum flowers on a chocolate plain. Eemmmmm, wasn't that nice, Sweetie? Now let's do that again! -Beksinski Banished by Conal Cochran

[@skepticbubble3166]

Ah, who remembers the Mentalist?

[@ArmanMZ]

And also Hannibal

[@Johnlindsey289]

The 1987 to 1990 Beauty and the Beast series, Watchmen graphic novel and Batman TAS

[@thomasmcalister9960]

Yes

[@Johnlindsey289]

@Fiamo Scarlette Screw cancel culture from today's toxic left! eventually this woke/SJW/cancel culture phase will die out in the middle or near the end of this decade and entertainment will be entertainment again like in the late 70s 80s and 90s as history repeats itself always as we'll have a new late 70s 80s and 90s

[@ManjuSingh-io6ix]

Im flooded with sweet memories !!learnt this poem in school 🌹A well deserving ode to this beautiful beast yet so deadly ❤️

[@rudivandereep9611]

Excellent. Message ...never allow yourself to be. Mislead , controlled subliminally or obviously

[@jagannathgowdar4829]

Its really inspiring.sir .in these troubling tomes... beautiful poems sooths the soul..thanx.god bless you.

[@rafeeqpulikkodan2556]

DID HE SMILE HIS WORK TO SEE?....Finest line of the poem.....wow great poem.....By, William blake.

[@thabangmatsepe2476]

Powerful poem indeed ....wise words 4rm a legend. . # keep up the good poetry South Africa approved

[@StephenS-2025]

Blake was a thousand years ahead.

[@vetiarvind]

na he was a creationist

[@StephenS-2025]

@@vetiarvind can't win ' em all. 🙂

[@ioana-x9t8i]

Thank you so much for the poem and for the soundtrack. 🙏Thank you! 😘

[@lurshaikharbani3140]

Williams Blake is one of my favorite poet.

[@henryhunter1773]

An absolutely beautiful poem! This along with Daffodils by William Wordsworth are my favourite poems!

[@lukiannn]

Simply Beautiful!

[@MiguelSanchez-vw7hw]

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Paradise Lost!!!!! Thank you!!!

[@cynthianovakthompson9726]

I've always loved this poem, what a dark and beautiful melody from the superb Blake❤

[@richardsonchris6299]

Hi Cynthia

[@chittireddylaxmi4344]

Great 👍 poem Very motivational. Thanks to William Blake sir.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kaemanuk]

Hi, first of all, brilliant video! Absolutely love it! The music and the reading blend so perfectly, so emotionally! Can you also do a video for William Ernest Henley's poem 'Invictus'? I think it would be just as incredible! Thank you.

[@doodles9358]

The voice of the old bloke reciting this to that music is just perfect

[@TBONESIDEOFLIFE]

My most humble and deepest apologies RedFrost Motivation. I did find your video, along with the rest of them, very inspiring and rewarding to one's knowledge and well being. Always look forward to them and for you in presenting them for our viewing, learning, and pleasure from them. Many thanks to you and your channel, my friend. Cheers! ~T.Bone~

[@PoetryStoriesandSleepSounds]

I wish I had such a magnificent voice for my poetry! Absolutely wonderful.

[@gregort911]

Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry? In what distant deeps or skies. Burnt the fire of thine eyes? On what wings dare he aspire? What the hand, dare seize the fire? And what shoulder, & what art, Could twist the sinews of thy heart? And when thy heart began to beat, What dread hand? & what dread feet? What the hammer? what the chain, In what furnace was thy brain? What the anvil? what dread grasp, Dare its deadly terrors clasp! When the stars threw down their spears And water'd heaven with their tears: Did he smile his work to see? Did he who made the Lamb make thee? Tyger Tyger burning bright, In the forests of the night: What immortal hand or eye, Dare frame thy fearful symmetry?

[@letshaveago2201]

words beaten on the anvil of paper to paint what the heart fears. perfect!!!

[@truenorthaffirmations7049]

Wow!!! Give me that tiger heart and lets rise to the next level🔥🔥🔥

[@ohdamnman]

One of my favorite poems and one of my favorite poems that I performed in school

[@powerofwords7622]

I walk alone in the same streets, With the same shoes But everything feels so different, yet looks exactly like before! The roads welcome me in their chest, yet they cough and feel cold, like they were missing my steps so much, my steps, anybody's steps! The nature smiles at me with one of those smiles that look like heartless jewels, made out of a Goddess hands. The silence hits different in an empty road, It talks, it disturbs, it messes with my head and I keep walking alone. And the roads become wider, become scarier, they cross and make love to each other as no one is there to see them but me. The nature seems naked, yet clothed with the beauty of herself in the lack of people, in the lack of haunting, in the lack of driving, in the lack of being watched! So small I feel, in the same place where once I walked like a God, feeling big, huge, even Giant sometimes. I don't know where I am going, no one is there to lead me, yet no one is there to pull me back! Home, I am going Home.

[@gauravtejpal8901]

Beautiful! 👏

[@damenwhelan3236]

The firet poem i ever read and held any appreciation for the there being deeper meaning behind the phrases and expression.

[@theophileblp7210]

Absolutely beautiful!! The voice and music are just perfect 👌 I'd love to hear more! I would suggest the 'If' of Kipling. And William Blake of course has a lot. Any epic /inspiring poem would be cool. GREAT WORK!! Keep it up 👊🙏

[@KatieBrown-i1m]

Tyger Tyger burning bright In the forest of the night What immortal hand or eye Dare frame thy fearful symmetry In what distant deeps or skies Burnt the fire of thine eyes On what wings dare he aspire What the hand dare seize the fire And what shoulder? And what art? Could twist the sinews of thy heart And when thy heart began to beat What dread hand and what dread feet What the hammer What the chain In what furnace was thy brain What the anvil what dread grasp Dare its deadly terrors clasp When the stars threw down their spears And watered heaven with their tears Did he smile his work to see Did he who made the lamb make thee Tyger, Tyger burning bright In the forest of the night What immortal hand or eye DOTH frame thy fearful symmetry.

[@kbruff2010]

04/06/20 Thank you for this video.

[@StellaAdAstra]

This is outstanding! The profound poem and this voice touched me deeply. I can't stop listening to it.

[@isaacmilanda3245]

“What the hand”! Me too!!

[@chingbachiller2613]

Thank you my Lord for all your creations. I really appreciate the beauty of it and the man who takes care the lambs. I love you my Lord and my God. My journey is salvation to be with you... Help me Lord. 🙏🏿

[@Anniegolovchenko]

Beautiful...beautiful for a great mortal creature!!🙏🔥❤

[@radhikamalviya5196]

This is in my syllabus, man!

[@DarrenDobson]

Thumbs 👍 up. Great poem

[@erkanbulbul1231]

Some people are not from this world and our universe.They are something different such as William Blake, Edgar Allen Poe, Percy Bysshe Shelly.

[@midianpoet]

Amazing, hat down and bow before THE KING! Wonderful, Thanks for sharing! In this strange times this words are...endless,powerful, like some magic to me !

[@ANDROLOMA]

Americans bow not before royalty. It's better being free.

[@papasitoman]

I heard this first when I was a kid watching Batman The Animated Series. Batman speaks the first few phrases after a man-beast walks away into the wilderness.

[@Johnlindsey289]

One of my favorite episodes! this episode reminds of me Island of Dr Moreau, Freaked (remember that hilarious 1993 comedy?), the tiny toon adventures episode Hare Raising Night, Screamers (1979) aka Island of the Fishman, The Fly (1986), Frankenstein, Bagi the Monster of Mighty Nature by Tezuka and Zombie Holocaust aka Dr Butcher MD. Dr. Emile Dorian looks like a cross between Dr. Pretorious/John Glover/David Cronenberg (minus glasses). I always did thought mutated Selina Kyle was *wolf whistle* since i was 10 when i saw that 29 years ago on Fox as i recalled watching it with my big brother and when Selina came out of the shadows in the enclosure i was like "What the hell!" and my brother was like "Whoa, she is a cat". Then when she did that seductive pose in the exhibit i said "MY GOD, she looks attractive!" I just adored Catwoman no matter how she looks for 31 years in the 60's show, Batman Returns, Dark Knight Rises, comics, animated shows and video games as any guy would have to agree she is lovely no matter how she looks. Yet some guys gotta admit mutated Selina is on par with the likes of other foxy oldschool feline gals like Cleo on Heathcliff, Felicia from Darkstalkers games, Jenny on Bucky O'Hare, Callie Briggs on Swat Kats, Kitten Kaboodle on Talespin (that blonde feline actress chick), Pam and Polly from Eek the Cat, Mirage from Aladdin, that 3 breasted stripper feline alien from Star Trek V, Bagi, Aishia Clan Clan, Mress from Star Trek and even Cheetara/Pumarya on Thundercats. LOL

[@adityasurve8106]

What a full of power and control poetry. What a thundering narration. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I'm a beloved fan of this KZbin Channel because of this content of powerful life poetry. 👍👍👍👍

[@kuntalbatabyal6676]

A poem becomes more powerful when it is recited by a Powerful voice..❤️ Thanks @redfrost for this presentation..💜

[@gailnowaski7336]

What a masterful reading of a masterful poem, one of my all time favourites! 👏🏼🙏🥰🎼

[@englishliterature00]

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More, please!

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Hi Lisa

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Please I just want more and more inspirational poems.

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The voice is a mysterious man called Tom O’Bedlam. I’ve tried to trace him without success. He’s not Irish, but ‘bedlam’ May hold a clue 💚

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Both the voice and words are so deep ❤️

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For me ,is the best work of this poet!🔥🔥👏💪