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so good yet so tragic
wanksy 3 years ago
So true. That's one of the reasons why I love Keats.
TheGrammarian 3 years ago
@TheGrammarian is your username an allusion to William Empson and the 7 types of ambiguity?
ComfortablyUnnumb 1 year ago
@ComfortablyUnnumb, not intentionally, no. It's just as it seems. =)
TheGrammarian 1 year ago
Sad. Good poem.
PianoIsTheRemedy 4 years ago
Excellent. Keats and Robert Frost are my top 2 poets.
EquivalentToRhoads 4 years ago
Nice. Have you read "Design" by Frost? It's one of my favorites, and I'm going to do a video on it soon.
TheGrammarian 4 years ago
i never been to big into keats myself. i like whitman and thereaou(sp??) more.
x71isnwor 4 years ago
I'm not a Whitman fan, too homo-erotic for my tastes. Keats embodies a romantic tragedy that I absolutely adore.
TheGrammarian 4 years ago
well you know me i love homo-erotica. :P
x71isnwor 4 years ago
It's true! =)
TheGrammarian 4 years ago
Fellow autodidact here. 'Romantic tragedy' - good description. He was one of a kind.
danny3833333 3 years ago
Indeed. He's one of my favorites. =)
TheGrammarian 3 years ago