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Readings from the Pavilion End
Bill Ricquier
62 episodes
2 weeks ago
Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.
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Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.
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Arts
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S5 Ep 2: Sonnet 29: When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes by William Shakespeare
Readings from the Pavilion End
1 minute 57 seconds
8 months ago
S5 Ep 2: Sonnet 29: When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes by William Shakespeare
Today we have Sonnet 29, one of the most beloved love sonnets of all time. You might be surprised that this forms part of the 'Fair Youth' series of 126 sonnets that scholars speculate were addressed not to Shakespeare's wife, Anne Hathaway, but to a young man. This compact sonnet consists of a single sentence and its meaning is direct, clear.. the speaker, in love and loved, would not trade his disgrace position with the state of kings. It's a little late for Valentines, but here's a belated greeting.  Find the sonnet here. 
Readings from the Pavilion End
Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.