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The complete poetical works of John Keats present a treasury of Romantic poetry, animated with his signature use of rich sensual imagery and melodious verse. This collection offers a comprehensive look at Keats' short but profoundly influential body of work. Readers encounter the timeless 'Odes', 'Sonnet' sequences, and Keats' longer narrative poems such as 'Lamia', 'Isabella', 'Endymion', and the fragmentary 'Hyperion'. Carefully edited and compiled with an introduction by Sidney Colvin, this edition situates Keats within his literary context, exhibiting his growth as a poet whose work…mehr

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The complete poetical works of John Keats present a treasury of Romantic poetry, animated with his signature use of rich sensual imagery and melodious verse. This collection offers a comprehensive look at Keats' short but profoundly influential body of work. Readers encounter the timeless 'Odes', 'Sonnet' sequences, and Keats' longer narrative poems such as 'Lamia', 'Isabella', 'Endymion', and the fragmentary 'Hyperion'. Carefully edited and compiled with an introduction by Sidney Colvin, this edition situates Keats within his literary context, exhibiting his growth as a poet whose work engages with the canonical themes of beauty, truth, love, and the transience of human life, while revealing a distinct style that has ensured his enduring legacy in the annals of English literature. John Keats remains an essential figure in the Romantic movement, his work epitomizing the sensual richness and emotional intensity associated with that period. Tragically dying at the age of 25, Keats' poetry is a poignant reflection of his search for beauty and meaning in a world shadowed by mortality. The impetus behind his literary production was not just the breath of inspiration but also his personal struggles, including financial difficulties, debilitating illness, and unrequited love. His profound empathy, imaginative genius, and the heart-wrenching circumstances of his life culminate in this collection, offering not just a literary journey but also insight into the human condition as perceived through his eyes. For students of English poetry, Keats' complete works are indispensable, providing crucial insights into the Romantic ethos. Scholars and enthusiasts will find this edition both accessible and meticulously curated, a definitive volume that no library should be without. Recommending this book is recommending a voyage into the depths of human emotion, articulated by one of the most gifted lyric poets of any era. It will delight anyone who revels in the mastery of poetic expression and is intrigued by the complex interplay of form, feeling, and philosophical musing inherent in Keats' poetry.

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John Keats, born on October 31, 1795, in London, England, has etched an indelible mark upon English Romantic poetry. Despite his short life, Keats' extensive body of work has come to be admired for its lyrical beauty, emotional depth, and exploration of the human condition. His legacy is encapsulated in his 'THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS,' which exhibits his mastery over language and the rich use of imagery that has influenced poets for generations. Keats' poetry is characterized by an intense meditation on beauty and mortality, a theme prevalent in his celebrated odes such as 'Ode to a Nightingale' and 'Ode on a Grecian Urn.' His literary style represents the epitome of Romanticism, imbued with passion, nature's allure, and an appreciation for the transience of life. Despite initially receiving mixed reviews and suffering from ill health, Keats' craftsmanship has earned him posthumous acclaim. His wine of romantic verse has matured with time; today, his work is recognized as part of the canon of classic English literature, profoundly impacting both readers and fellow poets. He died at the young age of 25, on February 23, 1821, in Rome, but the vibrant lyricism and profundity found in his poetry continue to resonate with each new generation of readers and scholars.