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John Keats was born October 31, 1795. He was born in the town of Moorgate London. John Keats is born near London, the first of five children of stable keeper Thomas Keats and Frances Jennings Keats
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Keats’ infant brother Edward dies from a illess, at a young age. the tomb stone in the middle is Edward's tombstone.
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Keats begins his studies at a small school in Enfield, England, run by a man named John Clarke. He loved that house, he even lived and wrote poetry there entill he died in 1821
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Keats lost his parents at an early age. Thomas Keats, died on Sunday, 15 April 1804. He was eight years old when his father, was killed after being trampled by a horse and suffering a very bad skull fracture.He died a year after John dad died. that is the father's tomb stone.
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Gandfather died and the financial turmoil which haunted Keats's life began.
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Keats' mother abandons the family and disappears for three and a half years, leaving the children with their grandmother. Ten-year-old John suffers from chronic anxiety.
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Keats' mother returns to the family, sick with tuberculosis and rheumatism. Keats nurses her.
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She dies a year later, the mother die of a sickness that she got when she ran off and left her children to there grandmother to care for.
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The brothers live together when he was go to college and when he took care of his youngest brother was ill and then died. This is the House, in the front and then the back. he moved in when the brother was ill but only for a month because the youngest brother died at the age 17.
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He graduated from college and he had a doctors degree and then he desided to write poetry. Then leaves school that winter.
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Abbey or the grandmother pulls Keats from his studies at Enfield and apprentices him to a surgeon in nearby Edmonton. Keats studies at night with Charles Cowden Clarke, a sympathetic administrator at the school who sees his potential.
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On First Looking into Chapman's Homer
Much have I travell'd in the realms of gold,And many goodly states and kingdoms seen;Round many western islands have I beenWhich bards in fealty to Apollo hold.Oft of one wide expanse had I been toldThat deep-browed Homer ruled as his demesne;Yet did I never breathe its pure serene
Till I heard Chapman speak out loud and bold:Then felt I like some watcher of the skiesWhen a new planet swims into hison First Look. -
Keats meets the poet Leigh Hunt, who encourages him, introduces him to other poets (including Percy Bysshe Shelley) and becomes an important influence on his work.
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Keats decides to abandon his medical career for good so that he can focus on his poetry. Richard Abbey is furious and the two have a falling-out.
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Keats published a book of his poems and sonnets.
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John fell in love with Fanny Brawn a hh dated her for 3 month and then asked her to marry him and she said yes and they had 3 kids and when John died she told her kid the story of Fanny and John love life before they had kids and how John wrote poetry. href='http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/english/melani/cs6/fanny.html' >I
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Keats embarks on a six-week walking tour of England and Scotland with his friend Charles Armitage Brown. His brother Thomas is ill with tuberculosis, but Keats is assured that he will survive his journey.
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Keats' beloved brother Thomas dies of tuberculosis at the age of 19.
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After his brother's death, Keats moves in with his friend Charles Brown in the Hampstead neighborhood of London. There, he meets and soon falls in love with his neighbor, Fanny Brawne. By the end of the year, the couple is engaged. This is a year of ups and downs for Keats - he writes many of his best poems, including the famous Odes, but also battles depression and the first symptoms of tuberculosis.
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Keats' doctor informs him that his lungs will not survive an English winter. Keats bids Fanny Brawne a painful farewell and sails to Italy with his friend, the painter Joseph Severn
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Keats has a lung hemorrhage, the first serious symptom of the tuberculosis that will eventually take his life. When the second one happens a few months later, he moves into Leigh Hunt's house, where Fanny nurses him.
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Keats' final volume of poetry, Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of St Agnes and Other Poems, is published to strong reviews.
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John tuberculosis at 26.He die on February 23, 1821, early in the morning. On his tomb stone there is a poem carved in to it. John Keats dies of tuberculosis at the age of 25 in Rome. He is buried in the Protestant cemetery. Percy Bysshe Shelley writes the poem Adonais as an elegy for him.
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His dad died first, then his grandfather, next was his brother, then mother then him then last was his wife Fanny.
