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Pristine Prosody - GramoVox

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by Graham DSouza

19 episodes
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Podcast Overview

This podcast is to share my love of literature and bring to life a written text through narration and recitation. These texts are literary works ranging from Medieval to Modern time.

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Publishing Since

9/10/2020

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February 19, 2022

I am - John Clare

<p>This is one of John Clare's most famous poems. It is deeply reflective and somber... quite different from the others I have done before. Happy listening.</p> <p>Picture retrieved from: https://www.saatchiart.com</p>

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June 29, 2021

The Criminal - Kahlil Gibran

<p>Presenting to you my humble attempt at voicing a prose poem by the great Khalil Gibran. "The Criminal" is a piece out of his collection of poems titled "A Tear &amp; a Smile". This is a short yet powerful story of profound importance! I hope you like it.</p>

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April 17, 2021

A Spring Morning - John Clare

<p>A piece equally pretty in language as well as its imagery. Here's a sonnet by the phenomenal John Clare which speaks of the beauty of Spring. As we approach the month of May, what better poem to upload that brings out the lush beauty of God's creation!</p>

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What is Pristine Prosody - GramoVox?

This podcast is to share my love of literature and bring to life a written text through narration and recitation. These texts are literary works ranging from Medieval to Modern time.

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This podcast updates daily.

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