Getting started with Keats’s work can be daunting, and you’ll probably have some questions before you dive in. Fortunately, we have answers.


Getting started with Keats’s work can be daunting, and you’ll probably have some questions before you dive in. Fortunately, we have answers.

Though he had only 54 poems published in his lifetime, John Keats is recognized as one of the greatest poets of the romantic era. Mostly noted for his series of odes, Keats used gentle language and natural imagery to illustrate his subtle philosophies on life. John Keats was born in London on October 31, 1795.…
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