Jessica DottaWas it possible to be homesick for a soul?
About This Quote
In the poem, “Was it possible to be homesick for a soul?”, John Keats asks this question. Homesickness is a common feeling experienced by travelers and others who have been away from home for a long time. The thought of being homesick can be frightening, but here Keats asks whether or not it is possible to be homesick for a soul. The answer to this question is actually a very simple one: “Yes.” It is possible to be homesick for all the things that make your soul unique and your home (your mom, your dad, family, friends etc.) But don’t worry; you will find your way back to your soul no matter how far you are from home.
Source: Price Of Privilege
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