John Keats

[Patroclus]

What do you all think of Keats. He is one of my favorites, but I know that some people have aversions to romantic writers. What do you all think?

[yxboom]

I enjoy him very much but my personal favorite remains Alfred Lord Tennyson.

[Captain Ochre]

Today @ 05:52 AM post located here (http://www.theologyweb.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&postid=61183#post61183)
yxboom:

I enjoy him very much but my personal favorite remains Alfred Lord Tennyson.

Most of the Keats that I know is from _Hyperion_ and _The Fall of Hyperion_ a pair of sci-fi books (it won a Hugo) by Dan Simmons. A real Keats fan might find the books intriguing, and there's quite a bit of theology jammed into the tomes, too.

Here's a too-shallow review:
http://www.urbanophile.com/arenn/sf/reviews/hyperion.html

[NeilUnreal]

A Coleridge man here, ever since my sister turned me on to the "Mariner". But I think Sir Walter Scott is more than OK.

-Neil

[The Curtmudgeon]

I'll check 'Ambivalent', since I like his stuff, but I certainly rank Browning and Tennyson higher of his period.

The (move along, nothing to see here) Curtmudgeon