Emily

I agree, each season also has its own distinct mood. Spring is full of energy and optimism, summer feels more thoughtful and dreamy, autumn is calm and introspective. And winter is a little melancholic but also accepting. Keats really captures the full range of human experience in just a few lines.

Exactly. And even though Keats didn't live to old age, he seemed to have a real understanding of life's journey. That's what makes the human season so poignant. It feels like a personal reflection on life cycles from youthful energy to the quiet acceptance of our final days.

Exactly. And even though Keats didn't live to old age, he seemed to have a real understanding of life's journey. That's what makes the human season so poignant. It feels like a personal reflection on life cycles from youthful energy to the quiet acceptance of our final days.

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