John Keats was a famous English Romantic poet born in 1795 in London. He came from a working-class family and lost both parents at a young age. Keats devoted himself entirely to poetry and found inspiration in nature, Greek classics, and other poets. Some of his most famous works include the poems "Ode on a Grecian Urn", "Ode to a Nightingale", and "Ode to Autumn". Keats tragically died young at age 25, but his poems are still greatly admired for their beauty and exploration of themes like mortality.

2. About the Poet …..
 Life of John Keats…
 Keats was not only the last
but also the most perfect of
the romanticists.
John Keat is very famous
poet in the romantic age and
he write many interesting
poem in the English
language.
 He was a born in the stable
of the Swan and Hoo
Inn,London,in 1795.He was a
son of a hostler and stable
keeper.
 Before Keats was fifteen
years old both parents died ,
and he was placed with his
brothers and sisters in
charge of guardians.

3. Continued…..
 Keats lived apart from men and from all political
measures,worshiping beauty like a devotee, perfectly
content to write what was in his heart, or to reflect
some splendor of the natural world as he saw or
dreamed it to be.
 He studied and unconsciously imitated the Greek
classics and the best work of the Elizabathans,Keats’s
last title volume of poetry is unequeled by the work of
any of his contemporaries.
 We must judge him to be the most promising figure of
the early nineteenth century, and one of the most
remarkable in the history of literature.

4. Continued….
 Work of John Keats…
 In strong contrast with his contemporary Byron, who
professed to despise the art that made him famous,
Keats lived for poetry alone and as Lowell pointed out,
a virtue went out of him into everything he wrote.
 In all his work we have the impression of this intense
loyalty to his art; we have impression also of a profound
dissatisfactions that the deed falls so far short of the
splendid dream.
 Thus after reading Chapman’s translation of Homer he
writes “I travelled in the realms of gold”.
 Keats high ideal, and of his sadness because of his own
ignorance ,When he published his first little volume of
poems in 1817.

5. Continued…
 The imperfect results of this attempt are seen in his
next volume “Endymion”, which is the story of a young
shepherd beloved by a moon goddess.
 Keats's third and last volume ,Lamia,Isabella,The Eve
of St.Agnes,and other poems (1820).
 It is by his short poems that Keats is known to the
majority of present day readers.
 His famous short poems we mention four Odes,
 On a Grecian Urn
 Ode to a Nightingale
 Ode to Autumn
 Ode to Psyche

6. Continued…
 This four Odes we find four things ,a love of sensuous
beauty, a touch of pessimism,a purely pagan
conception of nature, and a strong individualism
which are characteristics of this last of the romantic
poet.
 His work also criticised as being too effeminate for
ordinary readers.
 At twenty-five his work was as mature as was
tennyson’s at fifty,throgh the maturity suggest the too
rapid growth of a tropical plant which under the warm
rains and the flood of sunlight leaps into life.

7. Conclusion…
 As we all know that John Keats is very famous poet in
English literature. He famous in the romantic age
words worth and Coleridge and he write many
interesting poem about nature.
 Then he take idea in the Byron,tennyson Wordsworth
Coleridge and other famous poet.
 Thus, we can say that He was a great poet of romantic
age give many poetry in literature.

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