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    JK<CV

    "A Thing of Beauty" by John Keats

    About the poet


    young age of 25
    ts was born in Lon don in the yea r 1795 and died in Rome in 1821 at the
    John Kea
    imagery in his most
    to illne ss. He is a rom anti c poe t and his poetry is characterized by sensual
    due
    a particular subject).
    s, (a lyrical poe m which is meant for
    popular work which is a series of ode
    ature. The above given
    sought after creations in English liter
    Today, his poems are one of the most
    to be an
    erpt from his poe m, -En dym ion : A poetic Romance-( 1818), considered
    poetry is an exc
    epic poem.

    "A Thing of Beauty" Explanation:

    A thing of beauty is a joy forever


    Its loveliness increases, it will never
    Pass into nothingness; but will keep
    A bower quiet for us, and a sleep
    quiet breathing.
    Full of sweet dreams, and health, and

    Bower: A shady place und er the tree


    h the passing
    that bea uty stay s fore ver. It nev er fades away. Rather, it increases wit
    The poet says
    passing time,
    epti on of the poe t rega rdin g bea uty is that it never goes off with the
    time. The perc
    under whose
    utif ies mor e and mor e. For the poe t, bea uty is like a beautiful shady tree
    rather it bea
    lly and enjo y good health.
    shade all the creatures can sleep peacefu wreathing
    Therefore, on every morrow, are we
    h,
    A flowery band to bin d us to the eart
    dearth
    Spite of despondence, of the inhuman
    Of noble natures, of the glo omy days,
    ways
    Of all the unhealthy and o'er -da rke ned
    of all,
    Made for ~ur searching: yes, in spite
    pall
    Some shape of beauty moves awa y the
    From our dark spirits.

    Morrow: The following day


    Wreathing: surround, encircle
    Despondence: depressed
    Gloon1y: sad

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