John Keats

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10/25/1795	earlier education	John keats attended Enfield school, while there he was greatly influced by the works of Charles Cowden Clarke
10/31/1795	First awaking of life	John Keats was born in Finsbury Pavement near London on October 31st, 1795. John attended a good school where he became well acquainted with ancient and contemporary literature
10/25/1810	Carrer started to roll	In 1810 he was apprenticed to an apothecary-surgeon. His first attempts at writing poetry date from about 1814, and include an `Imitation' of the Elizabethan poet Edmund Spenser
10/25/1814	enough is enough	In 1814, before completion of his apprenticeship, John left his master after a quarrel, becoming a hospital student in London. Under the guidance of his friend Cowden Clarke he devoted himself increasingly to literature
10/25/1815	doctor life is a no go	a student at Guy hospital, and qualifiy to be a surgon. Keats dropped that lifestyle and chose to become a poet
05/03/1816	Pubslished work	with the help of a famous writer Leigh Hunt , he helped him publish his first poem in a magazine. A year later Keats published about thirty poems and sonnets printed in the volume "Poems".
10/25/1817	keeping it moving	After receiving scarce, negative feedback, Keats travelled to the Isle of Wight on his own in spring of 1817. In the late summer he went to Oxford.
10/25/1818	it runs in the family	while taking a walk in the British Isles, he felt a sore throat coming on that would be the first sysmtom of the disease that killed his mother, tuberculosis
10/25/1819	Romance	while living in a house he feel in love with a beautiful girl and tried to get back into writing literature again
12/06/1820	bump in the road	before he could really get his writing started off again, his health began to deteriorate. instructed by his doctors he was told to avoid the harsh english winter and so he did withe the help of his friend joseph and moved to rome and eventually died in 1821