There’s just something about hearing Eliot reading his own poetry…

ymutate:

T. S. Eliot reading No. 1 of “Four Quartets” - Burnt Norton.
Music: Beethoven

 text of BURNT NORTON (No. 1 of ‘Four Quartets’)

~reblogged by Trent Gilliss, senior editor

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    Now this… this I can get behind.
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    He sounds more English than an Englishman. wtf This or “Little Gidding” is my favorite quartet, both very beautifully...
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    This is for you, Natalie Albertson/Natters/NatHead/Iowa Bestie! xo :)
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