
I first read this over two and half years ago when I was much less experienced in life and love than now but this packs an even greater punch than I could have imagined.
If a book of poetry could ever come close to perfect, this is very close

Brave Archer wrote:Could one of you point me in the direction of a non-expensive Shelley biography? everyone i've seen is too much for me.
dks wrote:I'm glad someone has read him. I haven't. I will take your recommendation to heart, Saturn, and pick him up.
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Indeed. That does look like an interesting read, Saturn. Keep us posted on how that comes along...
dks wrote:Sounds fascinating...yes! I'm wanting to know what the biographer says of his relationship to our man.
dks wrote:I will be reading Seamus Heaney's version of Beowulf for brushing up purposes, as I will be teaching it to my seniors here shortly. I'd better brush up mighty quick.
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