Keats

           I am certain of nothing but the holiness of the heart’s affection and the truth of imagination.

spoken just like a Romantic poet

 

what attracted him to the quote was imagination

                                                     the hearts affection romanticism    not his cup of tea

     he could be fond

though wasnt gaga over love

      gaga of baggage

     been in love three times

           married once

 

his deemed unkind words have been refuted far far more than onceangered many when mentioning that even a kid going into high school is dragging a load  which will only accumulate

they vehemently argue that real problems dont start until a person is an adult

                                                                                               Adolt he asks

Wha age woud tha be eighteen twentyone twentyfive

                                                             awHorseshit

But  but if youre right  If youve been fortunate be grateful

Likely born with a lucky horseshoe stuckup your ass

                                                                 Got problems going through TSA

hes not denying Keats sensibilities agrees with half  

    unfortunately

he died of tuberculosis when he was twentyfive

354preferred,  Thursday,  14  5. 26

1102,  Wednesday,  20  5. 26

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