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at the Arts Festival, Galway (Spoken)
18 Tuesday Dec 2012
Posted in Spoken Word
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Hello Kevin. Your offering is stunning. You continue to bring me such beauty. Your hallmark is one of truth and clarity. Thank You!~ I will take this opportunity to wish you, and yours, every Joy of this Yuletide Season, and a truly Blessed New Year! Mile buiochas, mo chara. ~Beannaichte’! Alicia
this is very cool…love the combo of music and spoken word…one tiny remark..the piano is a bit loud compared to your voice but really liked it much
oh my…just realize…i had another window open and the piano music came from another blog…so sorry…but still…sounded nice together…smiles
I love beautiful coincidences. Being in something of a writer’s lull I turned to another form of creativity to keep the contact with the muse flowing! Earlier today I was practising acoustic guitar and the thought came to me that it would be nice in some sort of way to add my own music in the background of readings, how abou that. In the New YearI’ll try that out and take your happy co-inciidence as being a pointer in a different direction!!! Thanks!!
adding your guitar playing as a background sounds wonderful… wishing you a wonderful start into the new year
Very nice — great presentation and reading. You must have taken the music off that Claudia mentioned — I didn’t hear it.
ah this was beautiful on many a level…enjoyed the visuals, the reading…that old boat is pretty cool…and though there was no music, its the sea songs i hear in my mind as i listen…smiles.
i remember this one…enjoyed listening to you again though…
This is a wonderful piece of art in all respects. Skillful blending of images and words that transported me to Galway. The final two lines were a splendid transition.
Lovely, Kevin. You make me miss Galway. Merry Christmas.
First off, you have the best accent ever. Second of all, this piece is absolutely stunning.
I am so glad I found this .. absolutely splendid to hear you read your poem; you take us there and we feel what you see..I, too, imagine the sea….have visited Galicia so I felt a connection to Ireland and the music of Spain and I loved that you included Edith Piaf….
I thought I remembered this! It’s even more beautiful the second time around. I so enjoy listening to the wonderful lilt of poetry spoken with a touch of Ireland. A visit to your country is on my bucket list!
i found the decrepit ship mesmerizing. great images, both pix and words
for the thousandth time
Beautifully crafted work here, Kevin. Enjoyed the visuals as well as the words!
Kevin, this stuns me with the assortment of visual and spoken images. What a treat. You make me wish I could be there to savor intoxicating art.
Wonderful on all levels!