ode To Autumn by Keats

           ode To Autumn by Keats

        

     

Introduction :-

John Keats was an English romantic poet. He was one of the main figures of the second generation of romantic poets along with Loard Byron and P.B.Shelley. He was born on 1795 in London and died in 1821 Italy. Keats greatest are the odes published in 1820.

He was famous for his odes which are :-

1). Ode to Grecian Urn.
2). Ode to Autumn.
3). Ode to Nightingale.
4). Ode to Phyche.
5). Ode to Melancholy.
6).ode to Indolence

In this ode Keats talk about imagination of life.

Imaginations of life represent Rebirth, Ripeness, Death.

This ode divided in to three stanza

1 stanza - the poet describes the fruit of autumn the fruit  coming to maturity in readiness for harvesting. And addresses by Autumn describing its abundance and its intimacy with the sun.

2 stanza - Autumn is personified as a woman present at the various operations of the harvest. And addressing figure of Autumn

3 stanza - the end of the years is associated with sunset the song of spring are over night is falling but there is not felling of sadness because Autumn has its own song. And speaker tells Autumn not to wonder where the song of spring have gone, but instead to listen her own music.

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