Raymond Luczak: "Otters"
Raymond Luczak performs his ASL poem “Otters,” with voiceover and subtitles in English and ASL Gloss. Voiceover, sound mixing, and music by Arthur Durkee.
Raymond Luczak performs his ASL poem “Otters,” with voiceover and subtitles in English and ASL Gloss. Voiceover, sound mixing, and music by Arthur Durkee.
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Wonder-filled!
That's beautiful, so evocative.
Thank you so much. Reminds me of amazing performances by the National Theater of the Deaf, which illuminated the spoken word, to which I have access.
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!
Amazing!
AMAZING? THANK YOU!
That was beautiful.
Thank you, Raymond, and thank you, Arthur, for making this beautiful moving silence loud enough for us to access.
beautiful and sad poem, beautiful language, beautiful eyes
i wish they had too. touching
What a lovely way to start my day... THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS. PLAY! PLAY!
This combines both dance and poetry, making a growing-up life of sadness, also rich and beautiful. Thank you for sharing this!
As someone with a hearing disability, this speaks so vibrantly with me and how I feel about the barrier between me and those who hear normally. Such a powerful message that’s delivered in such an artistically creative way!!
This is beautiful. Thank you so much. I feel so enlightened by this
This is beautiful! Thank you! 💖🙏
Thank you for opening up the world of ... (I don't exactly know what to say) ... deafness, ALS, ?? ... to me, to us. I recently saw a shorts video where a deaf woman heard her husband's voice for the same time, such joy and amazement. Your poem and its video accompaniment has done something similar for me. I feel like I have... not actually I HAVE heard and understood, at least a little better, what deaf friends hear when hey speak to one another and it is beautiful. Thanks again.
Deeply moving.
Remarkable. You almost make hearing an option, not a necessity.
Such a beautiful poem!
What "fun-fun to play play" with him.
This is so lovely, thank you!!!
yes absolutely beautiful. So sad too. About siblings. Though my first thought was that this was a comment about documentaries about nature taking the place of nature. Perhaps it is that too. Anyway I completely relate to all of it, told in such a profound, moving, beautiful, poetic way. Thank you so much Raymond.
Wonderful 🎉😊
Adorable! 🙃
YES
Yes to more cavorting, more braiding, more come on, come on, wet fur combed in the sun!