A Phoenix 60p paperback.

Contains 20 poems.

Must have been picked up at a flea market or thrift store somewhere, I think.

Poetry isn't really my thing, but I read this little book anyway. Keats is a classic so it's probably good to have read something by him.

On the book buffet! :-)

Picked this up at the book buffet table. I love small books for releasing. Thanks,

I always feel that you need to get into the right mood to enjoy reading a poem, but that mood is always elusive to me. Maybe I am too right-brained.

Anyway, I do love some of the lines in the poems, they are breath-takingly beautiful. The backcover says that he wrote poems that were political in meaning and purpose. Guess I miss that, although when I studied Chinese poetry in school, I remember some poems that appear to be love poems are actually political with hidden meaning.

Finished reading this and will leave this at the hotel I'm staying at.

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