To stay true to the poem "The Sun Has Long Been Set" by William Wordsworth, the actor should read it in a calm tone. The poem conveys a sense of reflection and tranquility, exploring themes of nature, time, and the fleeting moments of the day. A calm and measured delivery would allow the audience to appreciate the beauty and depth of the imagery and emotions expressed in the poem. Dramatic emphasis can still be added at key moments, but overall, the tone should remain serene and contemplative.
Poem #1: “The Sun Has Long Been Set by Williams Wordsworth”, Imagine someone is doing dramatic reading of “The Sun Has Long Been Set”. In what tone should the actor read the poem to the audience to stay true to the poem? (Including a loud and exciting tone; In a calm tone; In a very fast and hurried tone; In a cautious and dangerous tone)
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