Creative Actors Lab
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Creative Actors Lab
A River Between Chaos & Zen - Ep 11 - Lord Byron's Poetry
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In this episode, Max researches NeuroticPoets.com , and Lord Byron shows right up and talks about his own mental health struggles and how poetry has helped him cope. Apparently, Lord Byron was born with a club foot, and a girl that he was interested in called him, "That lame boy," which was very hurtful. His poetry lays his soul bare.
His life was layered and brief - he died at 36 years old but left behind a treasure trove of poetry. Max reads:
- She Walks in Beauty,
- So We'll Go No More a Roving
- When We Two Parted
- There was a Sound of Rivelry by Night
These are reflective, powerful poems, so let us know what you think. Thanks for listening.
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