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| A FRAGMENT - In the style of John Keats | |
| By MattHews | ||||||||||
| 03 October 2008 | ||||||||||
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First, my thanks to mia-ms-kim and Gwynedd for your kind comments on 'To a Coy Mistress', added to others after I had left for a three week break. Incidentally, I'm not sure whether I've yet got the hang of exchanging views and thanking people for appreciative views. Anyway, thanks to all who commented on my work so far, whether appreciatively, adversely, or otherwise Now a try at Keats, especially for Brett. A Fragment - by 'John Keats' The westering sun drops low behind the lea, And my sad soul, as though in sympathy, Sinks heavily into a darkling sea Of Stygian gloom; and Oh, how happy would I be To welcome in my arms that Bride of Death, The pale Persephone! For I would claim her for my own, Usurp the mighty Lord of Hades, Seize his dark realm to dwell among the Shades; For I am weary of my days And long to leave Life's stony ways!
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