That this the meed of all my toils might be...

[mossylawn]

Boy, am I glad that Coleridge is dead.

Because if he was not I would be forced to go down there and kill him.

And possibly borrow some laudanum.

Comments

[kasiowy]

... God, I didn't even know there was such a man.
*is SO ashamed of herself*

I guess this has something to do with your exam?
Good luck!

[mossylawn]

I wish I was allowed the same ignorance!!! He's just a teeny bit worse than Mickiewicz. Honestly, I can't be BOTHERED with this opium-crazed lot. We should be allowed to get high as kites before this exam (AND HANDED FREE WEED AT THE DOOR), maybe then we would have scored a respectable percentage on it, godamn (actually, I was slightly stoned on my English Lit. exam last year and scored remarkably well

[kasiowy]

Worse than Mickiewicz? Okay, so I can imagine your frustration. ;)

Huh, yeah, I suppose I'd have the same feelings as you do about such exam if I were you, though actually I find Romanticism&Modernism (more the former to the latter) interesting. [But well, I guess everything is unless you have to pass three hour exam of utter doom about it. ;)]
*hugs*

God, I LOVE your AU ideas.
"God help me, Bradley James was made for them; the red, embroidered jacket and those clinging bay trousers that would just emphasize those godly thighs and ass, oh sweet Lord. And the riding boots!!!"
YES. And Merlin being sorta semi-starving poet. Good Lord.
YESYESYES.

[mossylawn]

I must say, I find it quite interesting too, it's just the exam I am scared of. Plus I really like Keats, he was of low-birth, pretty in an odd way, pissed of aristocracy and wrote loads of porn and unlike that snooty folk he had a hard life but had less self-pity than snobs like Byron (even though I really like Byron, especially his closet dramas