If this is "fading" Oh let me immediately "fade"! If this is "dying" Bury me, in such a shroud of red! If this is "sleep," On such a night How proud to shut the eye! Good Evening, gentle Fellow men! Peacock presumes to die!
Had I not been Most enough -- denied?
is hosting a series for her authors, especially those of her compilation, “100 Poems and Possibilities for Healing” to read a poem from the collection. Here’s my recording with her where I read “A Speculation on Perfection”
” for keeping a tight structure, and “Ossuary,” for how in it I let myself go into pure association of word and sound. Many thanks to my post-Yetzirah monthly poetry group for showing me where this poem broke down – fixing it was a matter of moving two lines and thenwow...
is dying, is just leaving 21. concerns, think 22. prefer 23. smell, smells 24. goes / is always going 25. are…sitting 26. suppose, know, means 27. appreciate 28. is always doing / always does 29. cost 30. grow, have Ex. 11G 1. is arriving, have 2. are being, am (still)...
aExperts say one reason more people are dying from cancer is because more people are smoking cigarettes in developing countries 专家更多人垂危于癌症的言一原因是,因为更多人在发展中国家抽香烟[translate] a总而言之,我希望自己是一个有能力的女生。 In brief, I hoped oneself is one has ability female...
The next poem is very interesting, let's take a look. 翻译结果2复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 This following poem is very interesting, let's have a look. 翻译结果3复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 Next this poem is very interesting, we take a look at. ...
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a有一首诗是这样的:春有百花秋有月,夏有凉风冬有雪,若无闹事挂心头,便是人间好时光 Some poem is such: Spring has the hundred flowers fall to have the month, the summer has the cool breeze winter to have the snow, if not causes trouble hangs the heart, then is the world good time[trans...
Note: This is a fragment of a poem discovered posthumously. John Keats was not known for gothic poetry, but he was born on Halloween Day (1795). Many people believe this is the last poem Keats wrote before dying at the age of 25 from tuberculosis. You may also like: Stuck at Home?