Bright Star: Love Letters and Poems of John Keats to Fanny Brawne

The Tragic Love Story Of Nineteenth-century Poet John Keats And The Love Of His Life, Fanny Brawne. Keats Died At The Young Age Of Twenty-five, Leaving Behind Some Of The Most Exquisite And Moving Verse And Letters Ever Written, Inspired By His Deep Love For Fanny. Bright Star Is A Collection Of Keat's Romantic Poems And Correspondence In The Heat Of His Passion, And Is A Dazzling Display Of A Talent Cut Cruelly Short. Letters Of John Keats To Fanny Brawne: I-ix: Shanklin, Winchester, Westminster -- X-xxxii: Wentworth Place -- Xxxiii-xxxvii: Kentish Town -- Preparing For Italy -- Poems: 'bright Star! Would I Were Steadfast As Thou Art' -- Eve Of St Agnes -- Dream, After Reading Dante's Episode Of Paola And Francesca -- La Belle Dame Sans Merci, A Ballad -- Ode To Psyche -- Ode On Melancholy -- Ode On Indolence -- Lamia -- 'the Day Is Gone, And All Its Sweets Are Gone!' -- What Can I Do To Drive Away -- 'i Cry Your Mercy, Pity, Love -- Ay, Love!' -- To Fanny -- 'this Living Hand, Now Warm And Capable' -- Index Of Titles -- Index Of First Lines. John Keats. Includes Index Of First Lines.