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csm-5563	Wang, Yaru; Cui, Dan	Transcending Boundary of Poetry and Painting: The Pictoriality of John Keats’s Poetry	2023	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7383	295	59	Lucky for him since he met his lifelong companion—Fanny, whose heart-thumping love letters also brought Keats beauty and added to the pictorial nature of his poetry. If I Must with Thee Dwell”, which appeared in the 1816 issue of The Observer, John Keats adopted a set of light and dark contrasts between a bright river and a shaded bush of branches and leaves, and with a gradual manifestation of color, the poem delivers the poet’s view of solitude: “almost the highest bliss of human-kind, when to thy haunts two kindred spirits flee” (Keats, 1816, p. 45).	cache/csm-5563.pdf	txt/csm-5563.txt