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BYRON ON KEATS
"Byron, whose tastes in poetry were even more bizarre (or was it jealousy?), called Keats's verse 'piss-a-bed poetry.'"
From Gardner's introduction to 4 poems by Keats
"I hold any writer sufficiently justified who is himself in love with his theme." -- Henry James
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