The culprit fay is half a minute longer still but this one was trickier to assemble, many more voices.
outwardly calm, yet one notices the tension, and then in the end his barriers break down and he shows his lunacy. TOTALLY POEsque. 
It's not stated expicitly but I think one can safely assumed that he killed Ulalume himself. 
I'm glad we all hard a part in that one. Tomas, somehow your youth appears quite like a feverish zealot to me (that's probably what he was). Only Leanne managed to shake his resolution a little bit it seems 
your Excelsior was a bit less forceful there LOL Although always the same word, you managed to make it fit the situation each time. Well done. (I hope I managed just as well with my nevermores in the Raven.) 
you make him quite camp, Tomas. Somehow he is too funny even on the brink of death. Very entertaining. This whole poem resembles a sort of farce with strange characters anyway, so this is very fitting. It's PL ok but I cannot assemble it yet, as I first have to correct my PL note. Will try to get to it over the weekend. I peeked a listen at a few, and I think they've come together wonderfully. Our listeners are in for a treat with this one! I only have 12 more left now. We may actually get this done before November, if I manage to get the rest of my files completed in the next week. but: it's totally cool this way, so your endeavour has not been in vain. I love the outcome:
I don't want to think how many people died because they believed in such patents. from then on the tone changes into the morbid.thank you Tomas, for your considerationWiltedScribe wrote:Could've done the other two, but I didn't want to overburden Sonia, so I'll probably do them tomorrow.
Sorry guys, but the Rubayat simply isn't my cup of tea. 
You and Craig made a very great poem here. 