of Pale-mouth'd Prophet Dreaming

I'm reading Keats right now in English 161 and for the first time all quarter I'm actually excited about that class, not least because I can watch Bright Star again and pretend it's for school. What a happy marriage of 3 things I love: Keats, Jane Campion and Abbie Cornish (obsessed with her voice).



This scene is particularly endearing. Keats and Fanny stroll along behind Fanny's little sister Toots, after their secret first kiss on a lovely woody riverbank, so romantic. She turns around to look at them, they freeze midstep, posing like statues.



She starts walking again. Keats plants a big one on Fanny.



Statues again.



They run after Toots, laughing.



This time they can barely keep a straight face.



Finally, one (would-be) happy family. So cute. What a perfect moment.
Next week - Joseph Gordon-Levitt!!! Expect pictures.