I speak of culture, gentlemen!

[gyges_ring]

Because I now have nothing better to do with my time, I'm going to post poetry, once a day for the next week, where the poem reflects some aspect of my mood at the time.

Comments

[gyges_ring]

It wasn't written in Greek.

[gyges_ring]

For shame, Penny, for shame. It is not inscribed onto the surface of a Grecian urn, but it rather on the topic of a Grecian urn (in the same way that Sophie is writing a doctoral thesis on mathematics)

[infamyanonymous]

In what way does this reflect your mood?

[gyges_ring]

Beauty frozen permanently and perfectly, maintained for all eternity. Beauty and truth and happiness with underlying hints of melancholy.

[chesnutella]

Wow that is really impressive. I have abslutely no idea what it means but it sounds good...

[auntpol]

Dr. Tom, as always, is aweome.

When we did the romantic poets at school, I always had a soft spot for Keats. Such a horny, tragic little fellow. I mean, it would have been awful to know that you would die soon.

[patternsofchaos]

Ah yes, the greek pot. Reminds me of year 11 lit... *insert nostalgia*