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|doctor = Twelfth Doctor | |||
|writer = [[Steven Moffat]] | |||
|music = [[James Jarvis]] | |||
|read by = [[Jacob Dudman]] | |||
|producer = [[Emily Cook]] | |||
|broadcast date = [[20 May (releases)|20 May]] [[2020 (releases)|2020]] | |||
|series = ''[[Doctor Who: Lockdown!]]'' originals | |||
|prev = The Descendants of Pompeii (webcast) | |||
|next = Fear Is a Superpower (webcast) | |||
|series2 = ''[[Adventures in Lockdown]]'' | |||
|prev2 = Fellow Traveller (short story) | |||
|next2 = The Secret of Novice Hame (webcast) | |||
|fullvid = Doctor Who LOCKDOWN Listen A Poem by Steven Moffat | |||
}} | |||
'''''Listen''''' was a [[webcast]] that was made specifically for the ''[[Doctor Who: Lockdown!]]'' event. It features a poem written by [[Steven Moffat]] to tie into [[TV]]: ''[[Listen (TV story)|Listen]]''. The poem was later published in [[Adventures in Lockdown]]. | |||
* | == Synopsis == | ||
* | The author of the poem that appears in ''Listen'' encounters the [[Twelfth Doctor]] one fateful night. | ||
== Poem Text == | |||
What’s that in the mirror?<br> | |||
And in the corner of my eye? | |||
What’s that foot step following?<br> | |||
But never passing by? | |||
At night I hear such breathing <br> | |||
The dark is never still | |||
The shadows are all seething<br> | |||
The air is damp and chill | |||
Even as I write this<br> | |||
The shadows all have moved | |||
How do I learn to fight this?<br> | |||
This enemy unproved | |||
And now a voice is muttering<br> | |||
A voice that’s not my own | |||
The candle now is guttering<br> | |||
The wind is now a moan | |||
And wait | |||
The door is knocking<br> | |||
And no this | |||
can’t be right | |||
The door I'm always locking<br> | |||
Is opening tonight | |||
And standing there with blazing eyes<br> | |||
A man I've never seen | |||
His face was pale and strange and wise<br> | |||
And lined and very lean | |||
"This poem that you're writing"<br> | |||
"You now must throw away" | |||
"The shadows that you're fighting"<br> | |||
"I fight them everyday" | |||
"One night I'll have to read it"<br> | |||
"And fear will grip my soul" | |||
"This fear I do not need it"<br> | |||
"This fear will take a toll" | |||
I listened as he ranted<br> | |||
And then I told him, no | |||
For words, like seeds, once planted<br> | |||
Towards the light must grow | |||
He stood there now in silence<br> | |||
He did not turn to go | |||
His eyes were full of violence<br> | |||
But his voice was soft and low | |||
"These seeds, you must not sow them"<br> | |||
"Please cast them on the rocks" | |||
"I'm the reader of this poem"<br> | |||
"I'm a madman with a box" | |||
== Cast == | |||
* [[Twelfth Doctor]]- [[Jacob Dudman]] | |||
== Crew == | |||
* [[Writer|Written by]] by [[Steven Moffat]] | |||
* Read by [[Jacob Dudman]] | |||
* Edited by [[James Barnett]] | |||
* Artwork by [[Cecilia G.F.]] | |||
* Music by [[James Jarvis]] | |||
* Produced by [[Emily Cook]] | |||
== References == | |||
''to be added'' | |||
== Notes == | |||
''to be added'' | |||
== Continuity == | |||
* The Doctor mentions that he is a "madman with a box". ([[TV]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour (TV story)|The Eleventh Hour]]'' et. al) | |||
* This story occurs while the Doctor is trying to find a creature who has evolved to hide. ([[TV]]: ''[[Listen (TV story)|Listen]]'') | |||
[[Category:2020 webcasts]] | [[Category:2020 webcasts]] | ||
[[Category:Twelfth Doctor webcasts]] | [[Category:Twelfth Doctor webcasts]] | ||
[[Category:Adventures in Lockdown short stories]] | [[Category:Adventures in Lockdown short stories]] | ||
Revision as of 08:35, 10 April 2023
Listen was a webcast that was made specifically for the Doctor Who: Lockdown! event. It features a poem written by Steven Moffat to tie into TV: Listen. The poem was later published in Adventures in Lockdown.
Synopsis
The author of the poem that appears in Listen encounters the Twelfth Doctor one fateful night.
Poem Text
What’s that in the mirror?
And in the corner of my eye?
What’s that foot step following?
But never passing by?
At night I hear such breathing
The dark is never still
The shadows are all seething
The air is damp and chill
Even as I write this
The shadows all have moved
How do I learn to fight this?
This enemy unproved
And now a voice is muttering
A voice that’s not my own
The candle now is guttering
The wind is now a moan
And wait
The door is knocking
And no this
can’t be right
The door I'm always locking
Is opening tonight
And standing there with blazing eyes
A man I've never seen
His face was pale and strange and wise
And lined and very lean
"This poem that you're writing"
"You now must throw away"
"The shadows that you're fighting"
"I fight them everyday"
"One night I'll have to read it"
"And fear will grip my soul"
"This fear I do not need it"
"This fear will take a toll"
I listened as he ranted
And then I told him, no
For words, like seeds, once planted
Towards the light must grow
He stood there now in silence
He did not turn to go
His eyes were full of violence
But his voice was soft and low
"These seeds, you must not sow them"
"Please cast them on the rocks"
"I'm the reader of this poem"
"I'm a madman with a box"
Cast
Crew
- Written by by Steven Moffat
- Read by Jacob Dudman
- Edited by James Barnett
- Artwork by Cecilia G.F.
- Music by James Jarvis
- Produced by Emily Cook
References
to be added
Notes
to be added
Continuity
- The Doctor mentions that he is a "madman with a box". (TV: The Eleventh Hour et. al)
- This story occurs while the Doctor is trying to find a creature who has evolved to hide. (TV: Listen)
