John Keats
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- John Keats(1795-1821)
- personal life
- born moorfields, London
- Father worked in swan and hoop in and stables
- Dame school as infant
- school in enfield 1803
- father died 1804 after horse fall
- 2 months later mother remarried- william rawlings
- grandfather died and big family dispute started
- mother dissapeared leving his grandmother to care for him
- when mother returned she was already ill and keates looked after her until she died in 1810
- mother dissapeared leving his grandmother to care for him
- grandfather died and big family dispute started
- 2 months later mother remarried- william rawlings
- Dame school as infant
- Father worked in swan and hoop in and stables
- aprenticed to an apothecary
- was encouraged to broaden his reading
- finished apprenticeship in 1815
- registered at guys hospital to complete his training
- born moorfields, London
- first published poem on solitude
- appeared in Leigh Hunts Examiner-1816
- in early 1817 he abandoned his medical career
- first book of poems-Poems was published march 1815
- failed to achieve recognition
- Olliers published dissapointed with failure did not pursive with his work
- Taylor and Hessey agreed to fund his work
- he begun 'Endymion' an epic poem project(4000 line)
- made trip to Isle of White- wrote sonnet to the sea
- working on epic moved to Margaret, Canterbury, then bo peep near oxford
- moved to devon and finished 'Endymion'
- published may 1818
- 'Endymion' was not a success
- 'the cockney school of poerty':'the phrenzy of the poems was bad enough in its way; but id did not alarm us half so seriously as the calm, settled, impertubable drivielling idiocy of endymion.'
- in the next few moths he wrote; the eve of st agnes, la belle dame sans merci and his great odes to melancholy, to a nightingake, to psyche and to a grechian urn, he also attemopted a second epic poem.
- in 1819 he met & fell in love with fanny brawn
- shortly afted he started to show signs of turberculosis
- after overseeing the publication of his new book he left England for italy
- arriving in Naples in 1820 he travels to rome
- he died February 1821
- he was burried with unopned letters from fanny brawn , a lock of her hair and a purse made by his siter
- he head stone reads 'here lies one whose name was writ in water'
- he was burried with unopned letters from fanny brawn , a lock of her hair and a purse made by his siter
- he died February 1821
- arriving in Naples in 1820 he travels to rome
- after overseeing the publication of his new book he left England for italy
- shortly afted he started to show signs of turberculosis
- in 1819 he met & fell in love with fanny brawn
- in the next few moths he wrote; the eve of st agnes, la belle dame sans merci and his great odes to melancholy, to a nightingake, to psyche and to a grechian urn, he also attemopted a second epic poem.
- 'the cockney school of poerty':'the phrenzy of the poems was bad enough in its way; but id did not alarm us half so seriously as the calm, settled, impertubable drivielling idiocy of endymion.'
- 'Endymion' was not a success
- published may 1818
- moved to devon and finished 'Endymion'
- working on epic moved to Margaret, Canterbury, then bo peep near oxford
- made trip to Isle of White- wrote sonnet to the sea
- he begun 'Endymion' an epic poem project(4000 line)
- Taylor and Hessey agreed to fund his work
- Olliers published dissapointed with failure did not pursive with his work
- failed to achieve recognition
- personal life
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