Welcome Listeners! ☕
Welcome listeners, to your unusual Saturday episode, because yesterday my house was under some serious threat for flooding and I wanted to ensure I was still around, or if anything bad was to take place I’d be ready for it.
That being said I’m all good, thank you for the messages, lots of love back to you brilliant peeps, and it’s time for the continuation of English Poetry by Alfred Noyes, who here onwards I’ll be calling Alfred No Yes because that’s how I constantly read his last name. Thank you!
Now I’ll be finishing the first poem today, that I shared on Wednesday and continuing to the next on today, finishing the poem next week.
I hope you’re enjoying these mates, as much as I am narrating them. And let’s just say I’ve never heard the word Peterkin said so many times in a row – you’ll see what I mean heheh. Mates Enjoy!
The Flower of Old Japan:
Read the original on Project Gutenberg
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