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Ode to autumn.

   Ode to autumn- John Keats




About Poet.


Keats was creative poet and his most of the poem in real life experience we found that. He creates not his identity in the poem, but we see that imagination of nature as beautiful in Keats poem. In his poem we know that life emotions, feelings, fantasy, melody, sadness, love and death as theme. His most of poem in life reality and connected to nature as center. his poem in animal, birds, nature there life thought out given to images of nature. 


Summary.

 ‘To Autumn’ was composed at Winchester in September 1819 and published in the volume of 1820. “How beautiful the season is now; how fine is the air…I never like stubble the short bits of dried plant stems left in a field after it has been cut fields so much as now…this struck me so much in my Sunday’s walk that I composed upon it. we see that autumn as center in the poem. here we see to imagination and autumn as felling of love and beauty.

“Thee sitting careless on a granary floor,
Thy hair soft-lifted by the winnowing wind” 


Keats’ Ode To Autumn was loved and yet patronized as no more than a beautiful description of nature as an almost flawless piece of writing with nothing to say. It is now judged to be one of the greatest and richest of Keats’ poems. Autumn’s particular beauty is dependent upon it transience, humanity and the stanzas can be seen as moving through the season. as beginning with pre harvest ripeness, moving to the repletion complete full of harvest itself and concluding with the emptiness following the harvest but preceding winter.

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