Keats initially trained as a surgeon but gave it up to write poetry. Six months after completing To Autumn, he experienced the first signs of the tuberculosis that would end his life. In the poem ...

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This video is a reading of ‘To Autumn’ by John Keats. It is a poem in praise of autumn. Content, ideas, language and structure are explored. Comparisons and alternative interpretations are ...

In Autumn, birds prepare for winter migration. One of the longest migrations is the 11,000 mile journey by the Arctic Tern. The famous Keats quotation from his poem "To Autumn", was inspired by a ...

The poet John Keats famously described autumn as the season of mists, mellow fruitfulness... and a new series of The Great British Bake Off. Or he surely would have done had he still been with us.

Thank you for your Autumnal pictures. Why not treat yourself to a beautiful reading of Keats' famous poem ...

Keats’ poem is far more of a celebration of the power of autumn; although death is still present it is recognised as part of the inevitable circle of life. Keats’ poem progresses across the ...

Ripeness: autumn is seen as a time when the fruit is ... In the same way the speaker’s life continues to head towards death. Keats focuses on the life and goodness which nature produces.

Although the poem is about autumn (when ripened things have started to decay and die), it is hinted that spring and regrowth is not all that far away. Interpretation The poem is about everything ...

The speaker addresses autumn directly and personifies it as a ... As readers we are invited to share in Keats’ thought process. We are effectively drawn in by a lively and vibrant description ...