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Sonnet on the Sea by John Keats
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Classic Poetry Aloud Index
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billstrickland wrote 2 weeks ago: I should write from the mere yearning and fondness I have for the Beautiful even if my night’s … more »
thinking about
vanessa wrote 2 weeks ago: these poems: mark strand “keeping things whole“ may swenson “birthday” h.d. … more »
To Chill a Mockingbird!
Stephen Hallquist wrote 2 weeks ago: This post could be filed under the category, “What the heck’s going on here?” As y … more »
An Inspirational Quote from John Keats for writers
journeybooks wrote 2 weeks ago: “I should write from the mere yearning and fondness I have for the Beautiful even if my night … more »
Cloudy Trophies - John Keats’s obsession with fame and death.
balkan wrote 3 weeks ago: In July, 1820, John Keats published his third and final book, “Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of St. Agn … more »
John Keats - Poetry & Negative Capability
Nyssa wrote 3 weeks ago: Various questions regarding Keats’ poetry and negative capability. “The Eve of St. Agn … more »
Marginalia, no.14
Ian Woolcott wrote 1 month ago: …for what is a squirrel but an airy pig, or a filbert but a sort of archangelical acorn? ~ Joh … more »
1. the two rivers . . .
bj omanson wrote 2 months ago: From the beginning I was drawn equally to those two primary streams of early modern poetry, whi … more »
9. submerged in the waters of Lethe
bj omanson wrote 2 months ago: Sleep, dream, opiates, oblivion. Years in which I read Keats above all others, culminating finally i … more »
distraction
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staffeen thompson wrote 2 months ago: one of the most mysterious of semi-speculations is, one would suppose, that of one Mind’s imag … more »
Faded the sight of beauty from my eyes
Chip Cain wrote 2 months ago: The Day Is Gone, And All Its Sweets Are Gone The day is gone, and all its sweets are gone! Sweet voi … more »
Reading 163, from Endymion
rhapsodysinger wrote 2 months ago: …Long in misery I wasted, ere in one extremest fit I plung'd for life or death. To interknit One … more »
John Keats
tarabridgetmoore wrote 2 months ago: Poetry should be great and unobtrusive, a thing which enters into one’s soul, and does not s … more »
Poets reading Poets
Jason wrote 4 months ago: The Romantic Circles website has a section called Poets on Poets, “An audio archive of contemp … more »
The Beauty and Truth of the Game
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CapitalSpirit wrote 5 months ago: FIRST OF AN OCCASIONAL SERIES “Beauty is truth, truth beauty, –that is all/Ye know on … more »
Alden Nowlan: Selected Poems
Stephen Rowe wrote 5 months ago: Anyone who is familiar with Canadian writing will certainly have read Alden Nowlan. He is a giant am … more »
Putting the "Pin" Back in Happiness
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trybecca wrote 5 months ago: Yesterday on NPR, novelist Eric Wilson talked about his book Against Happiness, an argument for mela … more »
artist 7: Greg Pond
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editor wrote 5 months ago: Greg Pond ends his artist statement with a quote from John Keats: “I feel the flowers growing … more »
from A Song About Myself
James Munro wrote 5 months ago: There was a naughty boy, And a naughty boy was he, He ran away to Scotland The people for to see - T … more »
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