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The Complete Poetry of John Keats - Exploring the Romantic Beauty and Nature in Keats' Lyrical Verses - cover

The Complete Poetry of John Keats - Exploring the Romantic Beauty and Nature in Keats' Lyrical Verses

John Keats

Publisher: Good Press

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In "The Complete Poetry of John Keats," the reader is invited to explore the sublime and sensuous verses of one of the most celebrated poets of the Romantic era. This comprehensive compilation encompasses Keats's profound engagement with themes such as beauty, mortality, nature, and love, showcasing his unique blend of rich imagery and passionate lyricism. The collection documents Keats's aesthetic theory, heavily influenced by his admiration for art and experiences in nature, reflecting a deep understanding of the interplay between sensory perception and emotional response, making his work eternally relevant in the literary canon. John Keats, born in London in 1795, emerged as a pivotal figure in Romantic poetry despite his brief life, which ended at the age of 25. His background as a physician and his personal struggles with adversity and illness infused his work with a transcendental quality, bridging the corporeal and the spiritual. His letters reveal a keen intellect and a passionate devotion to the craft of poetry, illuminating his motivations rooted in a quest for beauty amidst human suffering. I highly recommend "The Complete Poetry of John Keats" not only to students of literature but to anyone seeking to connect with the essence of human experience through poetry. Keats's ability to articulate complex emotions with striking clarity makes this collection an essential addition to any literary collection, promising to evoke contemplation and appreciation long after the final page.
Available since: 01/05/2024.
Print length: 755 pages.

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