Selected Poems John Keats (Everyman's Library (Paper)) ebook

by John Keats

LibriVox recording of John Keats: Selected Poems, by John Keats. Read by Leonard Wilson. John Keats is perhaps the most talented poet of the English Romantic Period.

LibriVox recording of John Keats: Selected Poems, by John Keats. Although his life was cut short by disease at the age of 25, he produced some of the most famous poems in world literature. Less erudite and philosophical than Shelley and not so technically versatile as Byron, he displayed a sure poetic instinct and an amazing ability to appeal powerfully to the senses and to the emotions by the brilliance of his diction

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I think I shall be among the English Poets after my death, ' John Keats soberly prophesied in 1818 as he started writing the blankverse epic Hyperion. Today he endures as the archetypal Romantic genius who explored the limits of the imagination and celebrated the pleasures of the senses but suffered a tragic early death. I bought two copies of this book, one for myself and one for my grandson (only 5, but he was able to recite There was a naughty boy in front of his and another class at his school in Kent) they met expectations, I knew that they were paper backs. They arrived on time, undamaged.

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Selected Poems John Keats book. My new favourite word is also courtesy of Keats (synaesthesia - go on, say it out loud, you know you want to) as well as a very insightful introduction into second-generation Romanticism.

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John Keats and his siblings were quite popular at school also. John was known as a fighter and was very courageous and aggressive but also sensitive. John Jennings had been a loving man but he was also gullible enough to hire a land surveyor instead of a lawyer to draft his will. The Term Paper on Ode To Autumn John Keats. life, John Keats seems to have been a boy of intense feelings and creative with vivid imagination, deeply devoted to his mother. when the youngest boy, Edward, died in infancy, drew the bond even tighter.

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John Keats was born in London on 31 October 1795, the eldest of Thomas and Frances Jennings Keats’s four .

John Keats was born in London on 31 October 1795, the eldest of Thomas and Frances Jennings Keats’s four children. Keats was said to have been born in his maternal grandfather’s stable, the Swan and Hoop, near what is now Finsbury Circus, but there is no real evidence for this birthplace, or for the belief that his family was particularly poor.

John Keats (born October 31, 1795 – died February 23, 1821) began life as the son of a stable-owner, and ended it as an unmarried, poor and tuberculosis-ridden young man.

This list is intended to collate the poems which reflect Keats’ extraordinary genius and ability to handle a range of themes and form, rather than simply his most famous.

"The poet and the dreamer are distinct, / Diverse, sheer opposite, antipodes. / The one pours out a balm upon the world, / The other vexes it." Uncompromisingly sensual, urgently aware of beauty's existence in a world where "pain is never done", Keats's poems outraged his contemporaries with its violence and radical politics. This collection of his poems shows his poetry's tender fancy and intense musicality, and their exploration of human relationships and desire under the shadows of terminal illness, political tyranny and commercial exploitation.

Clandratha

I threw this away. Three discs, beautifully packaged, inexpensive. But I thought his voice was unpleasantly bad. I'm a fool for buying it anyway, I already bouught the one disc Naxos Keats (beautiful voices, reading) and through it discovered I'm sick of Keats (his poems make me think of sage brush - using the word "sage" in connection with Keats is a joke!), but I'd loved him so much and for so long, nostalgia and fidelity made me give him a second chance. Anyway, no matter who or what he's reading, I thought this guy was lousy.

Vetibert

Condition was perfect. Transaction was smooth and delivery quick.

As for Keats, well, Keats brings music to the spoken word. The beauty of Keats' ability to sharpen a phrase and make it stand tall, on its own is uniquely "Keatsonian".

Gardataur

Beautiful book

Small Black

Before ordering this book, I had read the work of scores of poets, but had sidestepped reading Keats. Eventually, I wondered why Keats was famous strongly enough to check out samples of his work. Wen I started reading, I thought pages 1 to 26 were neutral in value. When I finished reading Endymion on pages 26 to 87, I thought Keats was a wonderful romantic poet. Pages 87 to 233 bored me stiff. Much of the late works are followed by the statement (Not published by Keats). I could understand why. The contrast in the printed letters is fine, but the font used is too small to make me happy. The top areas of all the pages are turning a faint shade of brown. I felt "taken" by this version and suggest browsers should consider being more selective than I was.

Kazimi

There are many good collections of the poetry of John Keats. This selection by John Barnard is quite good and has long served as a text for college classes.
Barnard writes that the poetry of John Keats is uniformly serious and always poetic. Keats' prime concern was art and beauty. The casual reader may not even notice certain passages that resulted in severe political criticism by the Tory press and other supporters of Charles II.
The real popularity of this particular collection is the poetry of Keats himself. Barnard has assembled an excellent collection, one that is fully representative of Keats' remarkable genius. He largely avoided the longer poems of John Keats with the exception of Endymion in which he offers Book 1 in its entirety, but only extracts from Books 2, 3, and 4. Nonetheless, this abridged version of Endymion still exceeds 2000 lines.
Looking for alternative collections? John Barnard has also compiled John Keats, The Complete Poems. It was also published by Penguin Classics. It is about 750 pages, more than three times as long as Selected Poems. For example, the full Endymion is some 50 pages longer than the abridged version in Selected Poems. Barnard's explanatory notes in this collection are quite extensive, totaling nearly 200 pages in reduced print size. There is also a wide ranging appendix exceeding 50 pages, including selected letters of John Keats.
Another good choice is published by Modern Library. Complete Poems and Selected Letters of John Keats is actually a very good choice and is indeed my favorite. The introduction by John Hirsch is more than 25 pages and is quite helpful. I particularly like the explanatory notes by Jim Pollock. They are less extensive than those in Barnard's The Complete Poems, but I found them most useful.

Mamuro

Keats is one of the great poets of the English language. There are of course many collections of his work, and I see no special reason to choose this one before all others. Most readers in any case will concentrate on the very great poems, the Odes above all. To know Keats fully it is also necessary to know the Letters as he was one of the great letter writers the English language has known.
Keats is one of the richest and most linguistically brilliant of all the great poets. The Truth of his life is the incredible Beauty of his Poetry.

terostr

I loved this book. It is truly a classic. Keats is long before my time, however his work that he left behind is still here and leaves a big mark on the world of poets. Wanting to be a journalist myself, and having a hunger for literature, Keats' book was quite inspiring. I recommend it for any poet. One of my favorites is, of course, "When I have fears that I may Cease To Be."