I was looking around the web for a Halloween poem to record (it’s a bit tricky, as they have to be in the public domain), and I found this very short poem by John Keats. Its imagery makes it somewhat Halloweenish, I suppose. I hope that you enjoy it.
If you do like this one, then stop by tomorrow for my reading of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven.”
Source: ZOMG DUDES INDICTMENTS
“I believe in Harvey Dent.”
Chatto & Windus, United Kingdom.
Variant cover for Halloween.
What an image. That looks like Kal-El crossed with Cthulhu crossed with Pinhead.
“Pines of Rome.”
(Or “The Departure of the Witches,” a.k.a. “The Vision of Faust.”)
Oil on canvas.
I’m linking here to one of R. J. Davey’s latest poems. This one really speaks to me.
https://regdavey.tumblr.com/post/166811389028/a-small-town
If Ginger Jesus can do it, then so can we.
