Percy Bysshe Shelley

Percy Bysshe Shelley

Horsham / England
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Percy Bysshe Shelley
Horsham / England
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Friday, January 3, 2003

Good-Night Comments

Rating: 3.6

Good-night? ah! no; the hour is ill
Which severs those it should unite;
Let us remain together still,
Then it will be good night.
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Chinedu Dike 24 March 2020

A beautiful and very passionate piece of poetry.

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Solomon Senxer 14 September 2019

The pain of " Goodnight" is expressed so well in this poem!

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CArmen Limon 11 May 2019

I think it’s inappropriate

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Prabir Gayen 04 February 2019

Fine poem......my dear poet....

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Britte Ninad 04 June 2018

yeah the night is good and beautiful too me graceful the night and the dark of lonely night only for darling only of you O love

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TD KRISHNAMOORTHY 23 December 2017

Wonderful observation and feelings about love.

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Akshit 11 December 2017

Very good....................

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Jismi 13 November 2017

Super poem, which makes us feel real,lovely night

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Indira Renganathan 08 November 2016

nice night with sweet thoughts for a sweet love- 10

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Pietro 6 12 January 2016

I find it very nice, beautiful.

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* Sunprincess * 11 August 2015

....beautiful poem, the last stanza is very nice ★

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Oduro Bright Amoh 20 April 2015

Written simply and sweetly. I love it

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Rajnish Manga 29 January 2015

We can't imagine a better way to say or not to say 'Good night' to our near and dear ones. Simply wonderful.

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Sagnik Chakraborty 10 September 2014

Because Shelley never said Good night! . PBS LIVES!

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Akinkunmi Oseni 29 January 2014

This is subliminal! The diction is very simple, brief and concise. The emotion and relunctancy of missing one's lover through the night is well conveyed. Thumbs up for PBS!

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Akinkunmi Oseni 29 January 2014

This is subliminal! The diction is very simple, brief and concise. The emotion and relunctancy of missing one's lover through the night is well conveyed. Thumbs up for PBS!

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Alistair Graham 29 January 2014

To Sleep Calm down my friend we’re all going to die Don’t get caught up like the fly in the web You may and you must sleep every night Not annually, monthly or weekly like tax returns, utility bills or putting out the bins Flick the switch and watch your woes burn in fires of hell The rich and poor burn at different degrees To sleep now

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Mark Jensen 29 January 2013

An amusing early 19th century version of Let's Spend the Night Together.

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Paul Brookes 29 January 2012

Great poem full of meaning on so many levels. : O) P.

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Paul Brookes 29 January 2012

Great poem full of meanings at so many levels P: O)

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Percy Bysshe Shelley

Horsham / England
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