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Hello Hello!

Me again. 

I know I just reached out yesterday for some suggestions, but I'm trying to interact more with you kind folk.

Anyway.

I've gotten requests in the past to read some poetry/short stories or works of the like.

I have a few in mind but I also thought I should reach out to y'all in case any of you have particular comfort poems/short stories you'd be keen on hearing me read.

As always, a quick disclaimer that I'll try to read as many as possible but I can't guarantee I'll get to your specific suggestion.

With that being said, I look forward to reading your poem/short story suggestions.

Warmly,

Aa

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localsweetheart

hi Aas… poems from where the sidewalk ends?

Laura

Oh, how about Shakespeare's Sonnet 18?

Olivia Barnes

Any of Edgar Allen Poe's short stories please or something scifi

releasethesirens

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman or The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe, maybe?

Bunny

You could read the dictionary and I would listen to you tbh😶🥺 I love your voice so whatever you choose will be amazing but Edgar Allen Poe is an absolute favourite for many😅 Have you thought about doing readings of song lyrics? Many songs have absolutely beautiful lyrics that sound amazing without the the music🥰

Honey

hi aas! i think it'd be cool if you could read out Johnny Cash's letter to June Carter Cash, the one he wrote for her birthday. and if you have the time, I've always been a fan of Zero's dedication to Agatha from The Grand Budapest Hotel as well ^_^

Geekisonfire

Ooh pumpkin soup by Helen Cooper - one of my absolute favourite childhood stories

Mollie

The Orange by Wendy Cope always gives me the warm and fuzzies

Nikki

Just here to echo all the Edgar Allen Poe comments

candito

"Tonight I can write the saddest lines" by Pablo Neruda, and "You Learn" by Jorge Luis Borges are some of my favorite poems! Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino is another great one -- the book describes 55 imaginary cities and you could just pick any one city/chapter to read, they're pretty short. But yeah, echoing the above, you could read the ingredient list of a bottle of Coke and we'd still listen to you tbh!