KEATS

Ode on Indolence poet

• 'Endymion' writer

• 'Lamia' poet

• 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' poet

• 'Ode to a Nightingale' poet

• 'To Autumn' poet

• \'Beauty is truth, truth beauty' poet

• A thing of beauty is a joy for ever poet

• Beauty is truth, truth beauty writer

• Bright Star poet John

• Endymion author

• Endymion poet

• Eve of St. Mark poet

• Grecian Urn odist

• Hyperion creator

• Hyperion poet

• Hyperion poet John

• Hyperion writer

• Isabella poet

• Lamia poet John

• Lines on the Mermaid Tavern poet

• Nightingale odist

• Ode on a Grecian Urn poet John

• Ode on Melancholy poet

• Ode to Psyche penner

• Ode to Psyche poet

• On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer poet

• The Eve of St. Agnes poet

• The Fall of Hyperion poet John

• The Mermaid Tavern poet

• To a Nightingale poet

• To Autumn odist

• To Autumn writer

• To Psyche poet

• Author-subject of epitaph

• British poet John

• Colleague of Byron and Shelley

• Colleague of Shelley

• Contemporary of Byron and Shelley

• Contemporary of Shelley

• Contemporary of Shelley and Byron

• Endymion allegorist

• English odist

• English odist John

• English odist of note

• English poet

• English poet John

• English Romantic poet

• Extraordinary odist

• Grecian urn poet

• He died of tuberculosis at age 26

• He wrote Lamia

• Noted odist

• Ode fellow

• Ode man

• Odist to a nightingale

• Poet buried in Rome

• Poet who wrote A thing of beauty is a joy for ever

• Poet who wrote Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter

• Romantic English poet

• Source of the title Tender Is the Night

• Subject of Shelley's 'Adonais'

• Urn odist

• Well-read English poet

• English Romantic poet (1795-1821)