The Wanderer - An Anglo-Saxon Poem

[@hippy9309]

Just lovely. I could listen to you all day.

[@Crecganfordreads]

Thank you.

[@lalornanor2481]

Your voice is utterly lovely, its warmth is so comforting.

[@rio_wulfmare]

Ah, Wes þu hal! And thank you for such a fantastic reading: alongside Beowulf and the Battle of Maldon, this is my favourite Anglo-Saxon poem. So moving, so much to learn. Amazing (and yes, an instant cup of tea for me, too).

[@SlayerRiley]

God bless you, thank you for sharing. Literature from this period is so interesting. Wes þu hal!

[@dalestaley5637]

Thank you again. You deliver more than tales. I really needed this story, your gentle delivery today.

[@franceenwebb9003]

Thank you. That was a wonderful moment when I felt so connected to a pensive human who lived a thousand years ago. The magic of poetry.

[@adventurecreations3214]

How beautifully entertaining. Your reading touched deeply into my ancient memory.

[@Snazzysneferu]

Grabbed myself a cup of tea especially

[@PalleRasmussen]

Ah, the Lament for the Rohirrim 😉

[@micheleshave323]

Your very soothing voice and the quality of your reading coupled with the beautiful scenery made this a truly enjoyable video. This my first time with this poem and I found it wonderful. Thank you 🙏😊

[@PoetryLovers-4u]

A poem very well expressed, thanks!

[@ianpage2509]

Pretty good but kinda quiet, can you make it louder in the future?

[@writethepath8354]

Hail Theodan King 😋

[@AntonyCummins]

I found it

[@panatypical]

I guess even back then people felt sorry for themselves