I agree , Death is not to be feared, but only a natural progression and another form of change.  We are divine entities of love and no longer have room for fear or any reason to hold it , it does no longer serve us. We are all free to be what we truely are , light beings and the essence of love 💜

Stephens voice is incredible, I always have the biggest smile on my face when ever I hear his voice. Like Veela's tone it resonates deeply and on a subconscious level. Powerful 💚

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I was a little down today.. another great Librivox recording by Stephen Lamb, this time reading Shakespeare's  ‘Fear no more the heat o’ the sun’  From ‘Cymbeline’, Act IV. Scene 2  (oh and a little help from the Blair Witch Project and FDR) 
 
Brief analysis: ‘Fear no more the heat o’ the sun’
1. Time
Young and old must die. The poet mentions ‘golden lads and girls’ as well as ‘lovers young’. Then he mentions ‘sceptre’ meaning rulers and ‘physic’ meaning doctor. All this implies that death may come at any age. ‘All must follow this’: nobody can avoid death. It comes to all in time.

2. Death
After a full life, one must face death calmly and with some confidence. The poem is an argument against mourning.  Death grants freedom or refuge from extremes of climate, abuses of political power, poverty, public opinion and gossip, witchcraft and roaming spirits. The main argument is that one should not fear death. In any case, it is repeated three times that all things ‘come to dust’. At the end of the poem the speaker wishes the deceased a happy death, freedom from evil, tranquility in the grave and fame after death.

3. Life is brutal and horrifying.
The imagery of extreme weather, cruel rulers, lying gossip, meteorites all show that life is full of random dangers and fears. The ‘frown of the great’ and ‘winter’s rages’ show that unexpected torments and torture can happen at any time. Demons, witches and ghosts torment the living from the spiritual world. The repetition of the word ‘fear’ further emphasizes the horrors of life.

Fear No More (Shakespeare)read by Stephen Lamb

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Songwriter, performer, composer, remixer (aka Jeff)
Always open to collaboration with vocalists (originals, just vox,  with music or just melody).  Creating & listening are incredibly cathartic for me. 
If you've listened to my work, thank you, really. 
Peace. J
'90 Berklee

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