Penguin Little Black Classics 13 – The Eve of St Agnes
After Baltasar Gracián’s worldly wisdom, the thirteenth Penguin Little Black Classic brings us back to poetry. This time, the poetry reads like poetry. Unlike Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, where the verse often flows like elevated prose, Keats writes the sort of poetry most of us imagine when we hear the word: rhyme, rhythm, melody…