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The Watergaw…as an audio file

March 24th, 2006 · 1 Comment
Language

Have a listen to ‘The Watergaw’ by Hugh MacDiarmid. This poem uses the watergaw (a rainbow) as a metaphor for life and death. What do you think of the poem and my interpretation of it.

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1 jacko // Mar 24, 2006 at 6:35 am

A superb and well-intoned rendition!
I think the audio file allows the listener to construct their own visualisations in a more creative way than with the video. Is this important in language development?

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