Titlebook: John Keats; A Literary Life R. S. White Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 John Keats.poem.poet.

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,‘A gordian complication of feelings’: Love, Women and Romance,ome so well known amongst even the most casual of Keats’s readers today was in his lifetime kept the most secret. Even some of his closest friends and his remaining brother and sister did not know how deep was the ‘understanding’ between John and his next-door neighbour at Wentworth Place, Miss Fann

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,‘Tease us out of thought’: May 1819, Odes,1819 shows a rapid and startling process of intellectual development in the wake of his brother Tom’s death. It is punctuated by descriptions of sociability with friends like Brown, Rice, Reynolds and the Dilkes, dining with them and attending the theatre, but also recounts self-imposed solitude as

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Playwright,an earlier chapter, the great odes, and the second ., to come in the next chapter, but money was shorter than ever. This problem had dogged him ever since he had left Guy’s Hospital, and even entered comic lines from ., a poem about the passing of the golden age: ‘strange! That honey / Can’t be got

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Autumn in Winchester,ber. Although he felt ‘mired’ not only in his poetic reputation and through financial difficulties, but also in his helpless emotional dependency on his love for Fanny Brawne, he was at the same time proud of his recent output, which he summarises for Bailey:

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