Exploring Keats' Thoughts on Mortality through His Odes

Through his attempt to explore Keats' idea of ​​death during his short being, Keats recognized the eternalness of life. His family suffered heavy losses and I saw his father, mother and brother dying and suffering at the work of gay hospital. He realized that he was about to die, and understood the symptoms of tuberculosis. Despite his sorrow, his work does not reflect the pathological condition, but shows how his experience gave him a dramatic appreciation and great value for life .

In "The song of the nightingale", Keats' speaker began his most comprehensive and deep quest with the theme of creative expression and death of human life themed. In this song, the short lives of life and the old tragedy ("a few, sad, to make the last white hair / to be in adolescence, ghosts, death") is fluent music for the eternal updates of the nightingale "Immortal birds born to die"!) The speaker talks about "sleepiness numbness" he experienced with "lazy carol", but in "laziness" the numbness is a disjointed experience It is a sign of. In "Nightingale", this is also a kind of complete contact sign: as the speaker told the Nightingale, "Your happiness is too much". Listening to the singing of the nightingale, the speaker is eager to escape the human world and participate in birds. His first thought was to reach the state of birds through alcohol - in the second quarter he wanted a "retro draft" to take him away from him.

Keats was his most successful period between 1814 and 1820, comparing Keats' time at Qiu Qiu, the short-lived and death performances, and the performance of "Greek's Ord and Nightingale". He wrote two major poems "The Greek Carols" and "The Nightingale", but his other poem was "Autumn Festival" written just before his death. To do this, I compare Keats' s time, shortness, and death, then explain that this idea is delusive, and how Keatsu recognizes this. Since Keats feels such a concern, he knows the death rate between "Greek night" and "night" because he wants to imagine him immortal. escape