Quote by John Keats

My imagination is a monastery and I am its monk.

My imagination is a monastery and I am its monk.

Summary

This quote portrays the idea that one's imagination is a sacred and secluded space, similar to a monastery, and that they are the sole inhabitant, like a monk. It suggests that the individual cherishes their imaginative realm, finding solace, reflection, and spirituality within their thoughts. The comparison to a monk also implies that they experience a deep sense of discipline, introspection, and dedication to cultivating their imagination, emphasizing its importance and reverence in their life.

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Imagination

By John Keats

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