🔵 La Belle Dame sans Merci Poem by John Keats - Summary Analysis La Belle Dame sans Merci John Keats

[@k.h.c.hannah2674]

THANKS FOR EXPLAINING SO BEAUTIFULLY , SIR.😊

[@iswearenglish]

So nice of you

[@divadivina8424]

Thank you for very useful and interesting video! 👍👌

[@iswearenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnaustin6067]

I'd like to set forth an excellent intelligent quote that of course I'll never get credit for as usual but check it out: "A spoken word is worth an infinite number of written words.". And that's so true because a written word doesn't convey the spirit it was written in but leaves it to be manipulated by the reader and only God knows what spirit they're in. I like words with nip in them.

[@squishycc9402]

Awesome video and interpretation . Thanks for the context as well:)

[@iswearenglish]

My pleasure!

[@aliwright1016]

Hi, the dating of the verses surprises me...I was taught the word, 'gloam', (meaning the, 'gloomy looming lowering light'..), was first ever used and even invented by Joseph Conrad in his 1899 novel, ' Heart of Darkness'! Yet, here we are ..decades earlier with clear, previous, use of it! Great word though, either way!

[@johnaustin6067]

Oh grasshopper thou art a fool A grass cutting tool And at home in a school But frozen in the cool With nothing to eat now you drool

[@Khatoon170]

As always iam gathering main theme of poem and poet biography briefly here it’s la belle dame San merci major themes illusion versus death love seduction lady with her beauty enslaved knight left him to die at lake also knight dream indicates that wad not first time she trapped him . John Keats ( 1795- 1821) his famous poem ode on Grecian urn his life is full of sadness he lost his parents in early age the themes of his poetry imagination and beauty

[@johnaustin6067]

Ah love mead

[@johnaustin6067]

Ah manna dew

[@shamramphul479]

The Indian way of interpreting this poem is wrong. " SHE TOOK ME TO HER ELFIN GROT " is rather of a SEXUAL NATURE " meaning She took me to her PRIVATE PART and not to a cave like most of the Indian presentators make u believe. A WORD TO THE WISE PEOPLE. Thks.

[@johnaustin6067]

Zanaduah ah Xanadu (BWAHAHAHA!)

[@johnaustin6067]

Only the nip is missing on all the o's