Keats

"Keats" by Sidney Colvin is a biography that journeys into the world of John Keats, a poet whose words still resonate today. It examines his life from his humble beginnings to his rise as a renowned English writer. The book looks at his family bonds and friendships, and the people around him that helped shape him into the poet he became. Initial chapters paint a picture of Keats's early years, including his family life and education. It touches on important moments, like the death of his father, and how these events played a role in his growth. The narrative shares his growing interest in poetry while training as a surgeon, showing the strong ties he had with his family and friends. As he dives deeper into poetry, the book hints at his developing relationships with other poets, pointing toward his growing literary goals. This beginning scene sets a thoughtful and reflective atmosphere, encouraging the reader to uncover the complexities of Keats and the world that influenced his poems.