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My tribute to my favourite poet, John Keats, pictured in his poem 'ode on melancholy'

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Hey there, you've been featured in my journal! Just kidding. I really like the piece. It's very sombre and a little macabre I think. By the way, I think your work is exceptional. Forgive my elementary art history knowledge, but a lot of your paintings seem remeniscent of Frida Kahlo and Salvador Dali - two of my favorites. Keep it up!
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I love this piece! This is such an appropriate portrayal of Keats: celebrating and appreciating, but without value judgment... I'm very impressed to see this idea, rarely even recognized, put into visual art. Exquisite!
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beautiful

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made me think of Rilke.
great work. :clap:

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Oh, this is lovely. Nice colors and texture.

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