Sonnet 57: To Keats Comments
Keats, how sad your troubled life seemed to be
'Twas TB, that dreadful great leveller.
What a pity it robbed the world of thee
You became a European traveller.
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Thou wast not born for death. Immortal Bird! his pains polished him and made him what he is now to us! ! !
A great writer and poet. Nicely written remembering a great man. His time was so short. What a pity.
A great tribute the GREAT POET Keats, though in his life time he did not get his due acclaim! But no student of English can step out without reading his wonderful poems ! Loved the write, David!
Poor Keats a life cut short but I wonder would we appreciate him as much if he'd lived to 70. A great tribute to the poet. Thanks for sharing BB : O)
Keats needs to be visited again and again. Your first poem on Keats started 'The poetry of earth is alive and well' and now you say ...your poetry still can Reach the modern man... Beautiful tribute. Thank you.
A wonderful tribute to Keats.....! He is my favourite! Shrouded in misery, his life was one of rejection and dejection! But he shines in effulgent brilliance... with some of his immortal lines like Heard melodies are sweet/ But those unheard are sweeter!
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8/23/2025 4:23:42 AM # 1.0.0
Mr. David Keats is my best poet Trouble makers for him Fenny brown, TB, .....his lines When the melancholy fit shall fall, Sudden from heaven like a weeping cloud, and writ on tomb name writ on water nicely cover very nice for this 10