September 1, 1939 by W. H. Auden [with text] - Read by poet Arthur L Wood

[@exildoc]

“We must love one another, or die” true! There’s your heart and soul in that reading! One unsettling prophetic poem!

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Thank you dear Arthur. It's fascinating to hear the way you're One with the poem!

[@floriandiazpesantes573]

So true

[@rosiejack9069]

An amazing poem! Thank you for bringing it to us.

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Wow thank you.

[@ArthurLWood]

From the conservative dark Into the ethical life The dense commuters come, Repeating their morning vow; "I will be true to the wife, I'll concentrate more on my work," And helpless governors wake To resume their compulsory game: Who can release them now, Who can reach the deaf, Who can speak for the dumb?

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[@sathyabhamadaly6315]

Eloquent reading by Arthur L Wood of Auden's September 1,1939. Is history about to repeat itself , I wonder, as politicians, world leaders and religious authorities shout "The windiest militant trash." (Auden, September 1,1939.