Sunday, October 4, 2009

TC: Weight (Keats, Winchester, September 1819)


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Richland Park143 by JewelHouse10.




After another fine sharp temperate night

It is a warm morning. This is part of the world.

Summer light and dust blow yellow

Filmed clouds into the air. The brown stubble


Fields feel warm, give off a red excited

Glow like irritated raspberry marks

On fair skin, with its soft white weight,

As the doleful choir of gnats still wails,


And the maiden at the manor window shakes

The sheets out, or is it her fine light hair

That flows or is flung from the storybook casement,

That causes me to stop to catch my breath?




Richland Park144 by JewelHouse10.




Richland Park 143: photo by Jewel House 10
Richland Park 144: photo by Jewel House 10

from TC: Junkets on a Sad Planet: Scenes from the Life of John Keats

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