@matkodurko,

I got bit offended by your last paragraph as I don't do anything of that ...

You have my salute. Poets provoke ... it goes back to Homer. When you're addressing a crowd, you have no choice but to 'speak in the abstract.'

As far as the challenge goes. I don't know man haha :D singing ain't my thing :D

"Reciting' isn't 'singing.' In actuality, it's just 'reading' (melodramatically, perhaps, but then again I encouraged you to get liquored up, didn't I?) ... but haughty and snotty poets cannot reduce themselves to such mundane endeavors and so we bullshit and call it 'reciting.' And, as I mentioned to @fionasfavourites:

I anticipated your camera-shyness:

The video can be of you reciting the poem, or, you can employ other visuals with a voice layover.

... and hence, deprived you of the argument.

Anyone can read a poem into a cell phone and throw the sound file into a PowerPoint presentation. I run an advertising agency ... what I'm looking for is creativity. And creativity is about brilliant ideas, ideals and insights ... not the variability of vocal chords.

I WANT YOU in my Contest!!!

Quill