Modern Library Classics Complete Poems and Selected Letters of John Keats, (Paperback)

from LisaMaria_C

The introduction speaks of Keat's "verbal sumptuousness" and that's apt--particularly if you read these out loud, they're a feast for the ears. That said, I didn't love everything. I was less than ...

from ChiaraBeth

What a brilliant mind to have died so young. His poetry simply pulls me into its depths; each time I read it, I find something new to enjoy in his words. I find his letters to be even more complex ...

from ChiaraBeth

What a brilliant mind to have died so young. His poetry simply pulls me into its depths; each time I read it, I find something new to enjoy in his words. I find his letters to be even more complex ...

from JCamilo

There is something in poetry that I will call the Sublime. Dante, Virgil, Ovid did it. After them Shakespeare and I think, Only Keats, the keats of the odes and Bright Star, did like them. What is ...

from LisaMaria_C

The introduction speaks of Keat's "verbal sumptuousness" and that's apt--particularly if you read these out loud, they're a feast for the ears. That said, I didn't love everything. I was less than ...