Keats, John /kiːts/
(1795–1821) a British poet and a leading figure in the
Romantic Movement. He was known for his
odes (=long poems expressing his feelings about a particular person or thing), and his most famous odes include
To a Nightingale,
On a Grecian Urn, and
To Autumn. He died very young from
tuberculosis.
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