/lit/ - Literature

>>19300876
And you wasted 10% of your daily quota on that post OP, bravo.
alt + f4 right now and start writing the other 180 of your quota dingus.

Hi /lit/, since this is a language thread of sorts, could you anons listen to and rate my reading of this short fragment please? It's one of my favorite works by Oscar Wilde.

https://youtu.be/_-Olfe2O6qI [Embed]

>Elder-tree, there stands a neglected grave. The grass grows thick and rank around it, and the weeds have covered it all over. No bird ever sings there, and even the sunbeams seem to avoid the spot. Yet in that lonely grave the most beautiful woman in the world lies asleep. Her throat is like a reed of ivory, and her mouth is like a ripe pomegranate. Like threads of fine gold are the threads of her flowing hair, and the turquoise is not so blue as her blue eyes.

I did a recording of this some days ago and tried to improve it based on the feedback I got, so this is the final version.