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ladyhighwayman's review
5.0
This is something I come back to every now and again, and it's also something I definitely won't read in order. I love picking it up and reading a few poems at random. Bliss.
melvanstorm's review
Honestly, I never understood the appeal of poetry (like milk and honey and god is a woman). But I think Keats is the one for me, I think I finally get it.
The composition of his poems are a masterpiece. There’s something about the flow of it, the sound, the way his structure is just so beautiful (I never thought I’ll describe structure as beautiful). Sometimes I didn’t fully get the poem, but it didn’t take away from the beauty of it and I enjoyed them anyways. I just can’t get over the composition. It’s haunting and beautiful.
Read some Keats. It might change your experience of poetry.
The composition of his poems are a masterpiece. There’s something about the flow of it, the sound, the way his structure is just so beautiful (I never thought I’ll describe structure as beautiful). Sometimes I didn’t fully get the poem, but it didn’t take away from the beauty of it and I enjoyed them anyways. I just can’t get over the composition. It’s haunting and beautiful.
Read some Keats. It might change your experience of poetry.
prosewhore's review
4.0
Although I cannot relate to most of these poems, I cannot help but adore their wording. I love the intense passion of the romantics !!!
juliebrochmann's review against another edition
3.0
føler keats var en seksuelt frustreret jomfru, der var "born in the wrong generation
emilybrown97's review against another edition
4.0
I’ve never read John Keats, so this book was my first introduction to his works! I absolutely loved his view of nature and the simplicity and beauty in it. There were poems that I absolutely loved, and there were poems that didn’t super resonate with me (which I mean fair his poems are quite old).