The birds fail to drown out the thought
he perhaps ought
Not to entertain.
But can a man
Who’s blood is hot
Constrain his brain
To dwell always on Keats
And think not on sheets?
The birds fail to drown out the thought
he perhaps ought
Not to entertain.
But can a man
Who’s blood is hot
Constrain his brain
To dwell always on Keats
And think not on sheets?
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Many thanks for sharing my poem. Kind regards, Kevin
Love the final couplet. Nice!
Thank you!