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>Byron thread up
>multiple Blake threads up

Well since the English Romantics seem to be in vogue all of a sudden, let's have a Keats thread.

I've been trying to memorize "To Autumn" for a while. I'm about a third of the way there, but I'm getting lazy about it.
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I have memorized On First Looking into Chapman's Homer and La Belle Dame sans Merci. I gotta do another.
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>>24816564
>La Belle Dame sans Merci

This is the only poem I've ever read that's genuinely scary. Or, if not scary, then at least creepy. It gives me a feeling of discomfort unlike any other poem I've ever read.
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All of his early poetry, apart from "Sleep and Poetry," is kind of weak and I'd say Endymion is a mess, but it's all still so warm and lovely to read
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I don't want to derail the thread but maybe check out Byron's Darkness. Also the obvious Poe poems.
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someone make a John Clare thread



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