Connect
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
 in
OK
 
HomeFashionBeauty Luxe CelebritiesRelationshipsParentingSoapsQuizzesWomen
in Focus
Work
& Money
 Him Health
& Fitness
Food & DrinkHoroscopesComps
ForumsPhoto AlbumsBlogsPrivate messagesGamesBecome a fan
Blogs :
Blog home page
Create my Blog
Write/Edit
Help
Top blogs:
Top 100
Most active blogs
Most commented blogs
Most recent
Favourite blogs
Video blogs
All blogs
Blog info :Title
**LOVE is a sacred relation**


By : faryaal
faryaal

Description :
LOVE IS ETERNAL IF YOU KNOW HOW TO LOVE

Do not make a mistake to recognize true love;Beware of flirts,

Hey friends be loyal to those you love and those who love you. If you love someone,do not expect, love is a generous feeling it is never demanding.

By
Faryal Shahid.

Category : Love & Relationships

May 13
MTWTFSS
    234
67891012
131516171819
202223242526
2728293031   
Display
**LOVE is a sacred relation** : List articles by title only
**LOVE is a sacred relation** : List whole articles without comments
**LOVE is a sacred relation** : Whole article with comments
Recent posts :
Last month of last semester studies
falling in love:feeling like loved
Casted vote successfully
Guest Day
Post 303
BEd exams ended yesterday
Post 301
Post 300
my assessment started
exams
My favourite blogs
malgosia28
blanche3891
curiouscasey
soFeminineTeam
nurulsha
New!
your makeover assistant Check out our Comps section!
**LOVE is a sacred relation**
JOHN KEATSCreated on 12 December at 14:06 
JOHN KEATS

My favorite poet so far in all of the English poets.



'The great beauty of Poetry is, that it makes every thing every place interesting - '
John Keats to his brother George, 1819

The Keats House in London has a great claim to fame - under the plum tree in its garden, Keats composed the beautiful Ode to a Nightingale. He lived here during his most creative time as a poet, sharing rooms with Charles Brown for two years. The house contains original manuscripts and books, some related to Fanny Brawne, his neighbor and fiancée.


Keats's confessions made Severn(his true friend living with him in his last months) believe that the poet's problems were caused as much by love as physical disease. This opinion was already shared by Keats's friends and doctor, and indeed Keats himself believed it. In the text of the letter to Brown, Keats had written: 'My dear Brown, I should have had her(fanny brwane) when I was in health, and I should have remained well'. Interestingly, Keats also believed his younger brother Tom had died as much from a broken heart as consumption. The power of love in Keats's universe was thus life-altering, and life-threatening. This belief gave Severn some optimism since heartache was not as alarming as consumption. But he was disturbed by the intensity of Keats's feelings, and how they affected his health.
Comments:


Posted by on 14 December at 10:06

Season of mists and mellow fruitfullness.....


Comments page :
1

Return to the list of blogs



###

Copyright © 1999-2013 soFeminine.co.uk
This week: Food & Drink Special : recipes from A to Z, by country, by duration, by type - Surnames - E-cards
Axel Springer Group: Idealo.co.uk