The Onset of the Pale Silence

John Keats was born on October 31, 1795 and died of tuberculosis on February 23, 1821. Keats' work has been published in the four years from 1817 to 1821. On April 21, 1819 his literary ballad "La Belle Dame sans Merci" wrote to his brother George (Friedland). "La Belle Dame sans Merci" is translated as "La Belle Dame sans Merci, study guide"). Keats borrowed this title from a long poem written by French poet Alan Schultier ("La Belle Dam learned Merci, research guide").

This summer, Frank Ocean advertised FYF Fest (Los Angeles) and Panorama Festival (New York) shortly after cancellation. His recent Duo performance is broken and silent. For music reporters and holiday audiences, performance itself seems to be lacking in performance and languages ​​can be thrown: boring, intimate, conservative and introspective. These words that you do not hear well represent the holiday performance on the main stage. Music news media like Spin and Pitchfork are often released in Los Angeles and New York, and the atmosphere on the stage is reported to be closer to studio meetings and rehearsals than headlines. The location is very tricky for holiday photographers.

There was a fairly white woman with brown eyes and freckles above the bar on the funk side of French street. On the knees, she has a miniature acoustic base. The strapless blue dress draws a smooth, light shoulder and rounded clavicle outline. She sat on a stool in front of the microphone and saw a table and a drink. I sat on a table in the corner, watched a pair of Ray Ban, listening to the glasses' squeaking sound, the smoke prolonged, the clap of the previous song gradually became quiet. The afternoon sun diagonally through the window, shining a young lady with a dusty luster.