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Keats is known for his letters as well as for his poetry.Keats = English romantic poet known for elaborate word choice and sensual imagery (1795-1821)
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I want to share something Virginia Woolf wrote: 'English, which can express the thoughts of Hamlet and the tragedy of Lear, has no words for the shiver and the headache....The merest schoolgirl, when she falls in love, has Shakespeare or Keats to speak her mind for her; but let a sufferer try to describe a pain in his head to a doctor and language at once runs dry.'† (source)
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Keats.† (source)
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I'd spent the past four years locked away in the padded room of college, reading Keats and Eudora Welty and worrying over term papers.† (source)
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Mention the names of Keats, Byron, Scott, and see whether the eyes will show one moment of recognition.† (source)
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And so did Keats, Shakespeare and Petrarch, and all the rest, and it was in The Romaunt of the Rose.† (source)
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White cities rising on three continents: Keats, Endymion, Port Romance...the Poets" City itself.† (source)
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Even as a schoolboy, I loved John Keats's ode "To Autumn" for being an ark of the covenant between language and sensation; as an adolescent, I loved Gerard Manley Hopkins for the intensity of his exclamations which were also equations for a rapture and an ache I didn't fully know I knew until I read him; I loved Robert Frost for his farmer's accuracy and his wily down-to-earthness; and Chaucer too for much the same reasons.† (source)
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Gopher Prairie with its celebrated eleven miles of cement walk....I wonder how much of the cement is made out of the tombstones of John Keatses?† (source)
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And it's a great deal of what makes reading the work—of my students, of recent graduates of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, of Keats and Shelley—interesting and fun.† (source)
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The library was a huge, three-story, graystone building, with thick Ionic columns, and with the words BEAUTY IS TRUTH, TRUTH BEAUTY, THAT IS ALL YE KNOW ON EARTH, AND ALL YE NEED TO KNOW—JOHN KEATS engraved in the stone over its four glass entrance doors.† (source)
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Webster would envy his vocabulary, he was up on current events, could quote Keats: Give me women, wine, and snuff Until I cry out hold, enough!† (source)
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I said: This is the earth of Shakespeare, and Milton, and John Keats and, by God, what's more, it's mine as well!† (source)
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In school it was poems I liked best—Wordsworth and Keats and Shelley.† (source)
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And it is the unappeasable pursuit of this note, a note tuned to its most extreme in Emily Dickinson and Paul Celan and orchestrated to its most opulent in John Keats, it is this which keeps the poet's ear straining to hear the totally persuasive voice behind all the other informing voices.† (source)
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Maybe the poet Keats was right after all in the "Ode on a Grecian Urn.† (source)
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