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John Keats was a British Romantic poet born in 1795 in London. He had two brothers, Thomas and George, and a sister named Frances Mary. Both of his parents died when he was young, leaving him and his siblings in the care of their grandmother. Keats published his first volume of poems in 1817 and his long poem "Endymion" in 1818. During 1818-1820, while living in Hampstead, he wrote his famous odes including "Ode to a Nightingale", "Ode on a Grecian Urn", and "Ode to Psyche". Keats died of tuberculosis in Rome in 1821 at the young age of 25.
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- 2. John Keats was born in London in 1795. benoitphotography - Flickr
- 3. His father was an ostler at Swan and Hoop inn. Ewan-M - Flickr
- 4. John John had two brothers, Thomas and George, and a sister, Frances Mary.
- 5. Thomas John John had two brothers, Thomas and George, and a sister, Frances Mary.
- 6. JohnThomas George John had two brothers, Thomas and George, and a sister, Frances Mary.
- 7. JohnThomas George Frances Mary John had two brothers, Thomas and George, and a sister, Frances Mary.
- 8. During his school years, he developed a deep interest in the classics. nyello8 - Flickr
- 9. His father fell from his horse and died when John was eight. (1804) William D - Flickr
- 10. William D - Flickr His mother died soon after, leaving the children to live with their grandmother.
- 11. The Library Of Congress John was then appointed to become an apothecary, but he wasn't interested in it.
- 12. John Hamilton Reynolds Leigh Hunt Keats' friend and mentor, Cowden Clarke, introduced him to other Romantics. (1816)
- 13. He published the volume “Poems” in 1817 and the poem “Endymion” in 1818. His early, classical works were not appreciated by the critics, but had good circulation.
- 14. Gruenemann - Flickr Keats moved to Wensworth Place, Hampstead in 1818.
- 15. Keats listening to a nightingale During the year spent there, he wrote his most mature works.
- 16. During 1820, he showed serious symptoms of tuberculosis. He moved to Rome at the suggestion of his doctors.
- 17. Keats died in 1821 and was buried in the Protestant Cemetery.
- 18. Yannick Carer - Flickr
- 19. Odes Fiona Saiman - Flickr
- 20. Odes Fiona Saiman - Flickr Soul Eternity Nature Art
- 21. Ode to Psyche gadgetdude- Flickr
- 22. Ode to Psyche gadgetdude- Flickr Self discovery
- 23. Ode to Psyche gadgetdude- Flickr Imagination
- 24. Sergey Yeliseev - Flickr Ode to a nightingale
- 25. Sergey Yeliseev - Flickr Mortality Nature Ode to a nightingale
- 26. Sergey Yeliseev - Flickr Acceptance of limits Ode to a nightingale
- 27. Ode on a Grecian Urn Mark A Coleman - Flickr
- 28. Ode on a Grecian Urn Contradditions Mark A Coleman - Flickr
- 29. Ode on a Grecian Urn Mark A Coleman - Flickr Love, Beauty, Art
- 30. Ode on Melancholy lisa cee - Flickr
- 31. Ode on Melancholy Joy Beauty Delight Pleasure lisa cee - Flickr
- 32. Ode on Melancholy Negative Capability lisa cee - Flickr
- 33. Ode on Melancholy lisa cee - Flickr “Objectivity”
- 34. Ode on Indolence madmolecule - Flickr
- 35. Ode on Indolence madmolecule - Flickr Irony
- 36. Ode on Indolence madmolecule - Flickr Soul making
- 37. To Autumn Marufish - Flickr
- 38. To Autumn Renewal Marufish - Flickr
- 39. To Autumn Marufish - Flickr Death
- 40. Thanks to JOHN KEATS POESIE EINAUDI EDITORE