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John Keats

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June 21, 2015

 

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The rich, sensuous way in which he wrote demonstrates it. In some ways the "relationship with his poetry takes on all the attributes of a love affair " (D'avanzo 25). Therefore" Keats chose the passion of love for a woman as his basic metaphor for poetry" (D' avanzo 25). He chose this passion for his poetry because of his inexperience of relationships as a young poet, inspiration from other authors and his love affair with Ms...
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Brawne. When Keats began as a young poet he pondered on many subjects. He had never been in a romantic relationship before. As any adolesent would, he had an interest in love and relationships. " He was aware of the heady, feverish pressure of this youthful romantic sickness on his imagination" (O, Neil 53)...
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