Dylan Thomas Poetry

In My Craft or Sullen Art recited by Dylan Thomas

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25 Responses to Dylan Thomas Poetry

  1. philiplyndonsaunders

    Dylan Thomas reading is like listening to magic.

  2. avisualfeel

    Send my heart to Wales/ as the breeze blows in my mind/ through halls of Chelsea…/ where & then fell from hell of White Horse Tavern, a horse of Trojan, your man…Dylan Thomas/ …but his words rang out in truth…nothing more…a place so surely secured…called time!

  3. 18exiled

    Dylan Thomas invokes in me a rare paroxysm of pride in my country and my city.

  4. closertofiftythanyew

    @CarolAnneFreeling1 Bob thought so too, way back in the early sixties, as well as Catherine Zeta Jones and that Wall street husband of hers, Michael ‘Gecko’ Douglas.
    Douglas apparently translates from old Brrythonic(welsh) to mean eyes as ‘black-blue as a deep river’.

  5. CarolAnneFreeling1

    Nice name – Dylan.I like it :)

  6. georges3601

    @closertofiftythanyew

    hahaha.
    Of course.

  7. closertofiftythanyew

    @georges3601 Correct. I was just being a bit of a comedian.
    Best line of Under Milk Wood I think is one of Captain Cats’ which goes (something) like this;
    ‘The only sea I saw, was a seesaw sea, with you riding on it. Lie down, lie easy, let me shipwreck, in your thighs.’

    Nectar, ey?

  8. georges3601

    @closertofiftythanyew
    Something like the ‘sloeblack, slow black, crow black fishing-boat-bobbing sea?’
    Under Milk Wood? Gotta admit that that’s one of the more straightforward lines you’ll encounter in modern verse: The seaside in Llaregub, at night, is dark.

  9. EmceeProphIt

    A beautifully haunting voice. Amazing stuff. RIP, Mr. Thomas.

  10. nickowen2

    @manyhighhills My wife Gill knew her

    she died too sadly last year

  11. alsonross

    My tribute: Red Cloth Series: Ross McCague on youtube

  12. En3usiast

    Great words well delivered…interesting to hear the neutral accent.

  13. closertofiftythanyew

    26, tool. I’m 12, so there – nuh-nuh-de-nuh-nuh. English twat.

    Vote for Cameron, ey? Pillock.

  14. closertofiftythanyew

    I was the same, thinking, when my english teacher decided to put questions in our year exams, when I was thirteen, of Dylan Thomas, I was thinking, at the time, who is this bloke saying things like black, black, nats arsed black cobbled street, drunk like black stout cobbled street – and all that bollocks.

    But it only makes sense in time to come, if you feel you want it to make sense to you. All the best, you did well to actually watch this, truth be told!

  15. OscarLimaMike

    That’s OK it will come to you…. read read read and then come back to it later and you will understand. ;o)

  16. aggressivegeek

    lol, im 15 and im finding it hard to undersand MOST of that o.0

    Im sure it all means something on a metophoric level though…

  17. Almuric7

    Dylan Thomas is a Genius-obvious; you can’t hear his work and not know it, just beautiful, wonderful things roll from his lips.

  18. Mazurka1001

    Gorgeous artistry.

  19. misfitmanonadune

    Thank you for this video. It’s excellent

  20. xxxbrako1xxx

    The only reason I searched this up is because my name is Dylan Thomas!

  21. smithhedgehog

    what do you prefer?

  22. milesdavisiscoolthe2

    DYLAN THOMAS SUCKS!!!!!!!!!

  23. manyhighhills

    says the Yank(!), ironically, in his usual philistine mood…..

  24. midnightatutopia

    Narcissist.

  25. manyhighhills

    Apologies, just heard it was leukemia, so it may have have been a shocking, terrible, short battle.

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