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To His Coy Mistress by Andrew Marvell

Greg Wise reads Andrew Marvell’s ‘To his coy mistress’ – the ultimate poem of seduction?

The EMC’s Exploring Poetry – Skills for the AQA Anthology: Character & Voice And Relationships provides resources (book and 2 DVDs) to support the teaching of the AQA GCSE poetry anthology.

Length: 2.15m Topics: AQA GCSE Voice and Relationships, Love, Valentine's Day,

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melody | 17 April 2010

Excellent. Oh yes, actors definately should be reading all the classic poems. Most espeically the British actors with their wonderful classic voices. Greg Wise, I loved hearing him read this poem, and also I loved seeing him on my dvd of “Sense and Sensibilty.” He reads some poetry on there too, by the way.

Nina Searrano | 24 October 2010

Oh Yes! More of that especially English actors reading English poetry classics. They come alive under those rolling vowels again, reborn and fresh.
Oakland CA/USA