Channel: R Humphrey

Category: Entertainment

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Description: The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe A poem of horror, or lost love and sorrow? You be the judge, but here is my interpretation in reading and art. A favorite of mine, I memorized much of it when I was a kid, and still remember some, but made sure to read it exactly as written for you in this video. I hope I've done it justice, and that you enjoy my reading of this classic. According to the Library of Congress, The Raven by Poe is Public Domain and can be used, read or performed, at anyone's discretion. I've had a lot of people leave comments saying I should read or narrate something, and although I've never considered that on my own, I did this for all of you! I welcome your feedback, as always. The plaque is Basswood, a very soft but even and tight grained wood. The wood burning tool I use is the Detail Master Sabre IV with the writing nib. The colored pencils are Prismacolor. Sorry for the big bandaged thumb! I promise to explain in a future video... Thanks for watching and subscribing! God Bless and Semper Fidelis