In Memoriam Parts 100 - 103 by Alfred Lord Tennyson - Read by Arthur L Wood 

To bring the content of a dream into a poetic form is astonishing. As the language of dreams with her imagery differs so much from the language of communication. I’m in awe, from the reading as well, entrancing!

Hypnotic. I felt I was sharing his dream. Thank you.

My favorite piece of “I turn to go: my feet are set To leave the pleasant fields and farms; They mix in one another’s arms To one pure image of regret.” ♥️

Thank you, Arthur.

Thank you, Arthur!

You can find the full text of In Memoriam here: rpo.library.utoronto.ca/content/memoriam-h-h-obiit-mdcccxxxiii-all-133-poems#poem88