Here's a bunch of animated pictures of dead poets reading their poems. Is it creepy or is it beautiful?
One of them is Keats:
The answer: IT IS CREEPY.
(found via kottke)
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4 comments:
That's going to give me nightmares.
I also meant to comment on the hand under his chin pose. Not really "right" for reading a poem about your impending death. Better for, say, your senior picture. Or just staring into the distance. Once you start talking, you can't pull it off.
I think the way his head keeps bobbing up and down and his neck elongates is especially frightening.
I kind of like it, but I am so annoyed by the copyright notices I won't be linking to it or sharing it. Too bad because the guy has created something that could be fun to watch.
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