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Lines: "We meet not as we parted,"
by Percy Bysshe Shelley(1792 - 1822)

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Begin your reading with the abbreviated LibriVox disclaimer:
(Please leave no more than 0.5-1 second of silence at the beginning of your recording!)
Lines: "We meet not as we parted" by Percy Bysshe Shelley , read for LibriVox.org by [your name].
[Add, if you wish, date, your location, and/or your personal url.]
Then read the poem:
We meet not as we parted,
We feel more than all may see;
My bosom is heavy-hearted,
And thine full of doubt for me:—
One moment has bound the free.

That moment is gone for ever,
Like lightning that flashed and died—
Like a snowflake upon the river—
Like a sunbeam upon the tide,
Which the dark shadows hide.

That moment from time was singled
As the first of a life of pain;
The cup of its joy was mingled
—Delusion too sweet though vain!
Too sweet to be mine again.

Sweet lips, could my heart have hidden
That its life was crushed by you,
Ye would not have then forbidden
The death which a heart so true
Sought in your briny dew.




Methinks too little cost
For a moment so found, so lost!
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Artist Name: Percy Bysshe Shelley
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Last edited by miss stav on October 9th, 2010, 10:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Thank you Stav, the Magic Window is up and we are open for business. :D
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Thank you, David, glad to work with you again.
(Smile).
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Post by Claire »

I guess I'm first this week. :D

Here's mine at 1:23:

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/dl/lineswemeetnot_shelley_lah.mp3
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Thank you Lee Ann, Stav will be along to give a listen. :)
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Post by miss stav »

Hi Lee Ann,
your reading of the poem is wonderful. However, part of the title is the word "lines", it's part of the title in most of his poems. So I'll need to ask you to reupload your recording with the word "lines" at the begining. Thanks in advance.
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Post by mgt »

Quick as lightning, here's my version of the poem:

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/dl/lineswemeetnot_shelley_mgt.mp3
Duration: 1:20
Read by Maria Grazia Tundo
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Hello mgt,
thank you very much for the fantastic .
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Post by alg1001 »

Hi Stav,

I love Shelley. Here is mine.

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/dl/lineswemeetnot_shelley_alg.mp3
1:06


Thanks!

-Amy :D
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Hi Amy,
thank you for the wonderful recording.
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Post by miss stav »

Hi Vandermast,
your recording is fine as it is. Thank you for it. My only problem with it is that I think it's on the soft side.
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Meh, turn it up to 11, my advice. :mrgreen:
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Post by alg1001 »

miss stav wrote:Hi Amy,
thank you for the wonderful recording.
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Thank you, Stav! That made my day!
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