Accredited Lecturer Karin Fernald reads "Light" by the British-born, naturalised American poet Denise Levertov. Karin, who has recorded three poems for the Artvent calendar, is known for her entertaining lectures on writers and diarists connected with the arts from the mid-18th to 19th century. As an actress she also works with musicians and performers to combine words and music. She has appeared at festivals all over England; on tour in Japan, Australia and Europe, and at the University of Cape Town Summer School. London venues include the National Portrait Gallery, the Foundling Museum and Dr. Johnson’s House. Karin trained as an actor at RADA and worked in theatre, TV and radio. She has a distinguished theatrical background including appearing at London’s Haymarket theatre with Sir Ralph Richardson, and at the Savoy Theatre opposite Robert Morley.
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Comments
Stop look and listen - it is worth it.
A wonderful blend of words and images. Haunting and beautiful.
Short but very beautiful, a reminder to stop during busy days and look at the trees and most of all the sky, which is always changing, thank you
Beautiful, and beautifully read
Profound, haunting and a ‘thought for the day’ enlightening!
Wonderful. Denise Levertov is one of my favourite poets. So deceptively simple and so moving.
What a beautiful image, beautifully read.
Like an echo that comes back, or a twinkle star to wish everyone a good day.
Each day is such a joy. This was short, simple but so moving.
Pagination