Keats

¹ Colvin abab cdcd Agnes allegory Apollo Autumn bad poetry Bailey beauty Bridges cdcd ee cddc cde cde character Coleridge Coleridge's conceive connexion couplet criticism effects end-couplet Endymion Eve of St fact fancy Fanny Brawne feel feminine rhyme fourth stanza Grecian Urn happy Highgate human Hunt Hymn Hyperion imagination Isabella kind Lamia last lines less letter luxurious Lyrical Ballads Matthew Arnold Milton and Wordsworth mind Miss Lowell mood nature never nexion Nightingale numbers octave Ode on Indolence Ode on Melancholy Ode to Maia Ode to Psyche pattern perhaps period Petrarchian sonnets philosophic piece plainly poem poet poetic quatrain Reynolds rhymes romantic seems sensation sensuous shade Shakespearian sonnet singing Sir Sidney Colvin sorrow soul spearian stanza suppose tease temperament tercets things thou thought three-rhyme tion true truth verse Vision volume of 1820 word Wordsworth worth writes written