"I stood tip-toe upon a little Hill" by John Keats

[Baltimora1957]

Hi all, my great grandmother is a decendent of John Keats. She was Sarah Keats before she married my great grandfather Henry Disque. She kept Keats' name in our family too. One of my great uncles was William John Keats Disque, my other uncle Kenneth Keats Disque. We had a relative named Kenneth Keats, and one named Keats Pode. I need to do some research to see where my great grandmother came from in the family tree.

[insatiablecroangel]

wow that is amazing, Keat's works have always spellbounded me and I even wrote a sonnet in honour of his legacy, i'll email it to you wiv youtube.

[insatiablecroangel]

uh oh i cant seem to find it hmmm never mind

[Aracatamus]

You chat shit.

[Baltimora1957]

Excuse me? What the fuck is your problem? I'm not "chatting shit" or lying. Would you like me to give you my fathers phone number so you can confirm my claim with him? I mean who the hell do you think you are? How dare you accuse someone of lying without looking into their story first?

[Aracatamus]

I've seen the comments on your profile, nearly all of them are hateful comments and I have no reason to believe that these malicious comments were posted for no reason. It appears that you're the sort of person that elaborates for vain and pathetic reasons, I don't have any faith in your claim when these comments accuse you of being a racist and are so numerous as to suggest a vile character. As for your Father's phone number, hand it over and I'll check up on your story.

[violetfaire]

Thank for the touching honor to Keats.'I Stood Tiptoe " is one of my favorite poems of his.I always wished to hear it recited.

[sweeptin65]

It is Keats Grave. You cant really see but grave stone reads, This Grave contains all that was mortal, of a Young English Poet, who on his Death Bed, in the Bitterness of his heart, at the Malicious Power of his enemies, desired these words to be Engraven on his Tomb Stone:

Here lies One Whose Name was writ in Water.

[dmagickal]

amazing! i am actually studying that poem right now. thank you so much for reciting it.