John Keats, one of the most beloved voices of the Romantic era, left behind an enduring poetic legacy despite his tragically short life. This elegant collectable edition brings together 100 of his most significant works--ranging from his early compositions and evocative sonnets to the transcendent odes that cemented his place among literary greats. Included are iconic works such as Endymion, Isabella, Lamia, Sleep and Poetry, the odes of 1819 (To Autumn, Ode to a Nightingale, Ode on a Grecian Urn), and both versions of Hyperion. Explore the magic of a poet who saw beauty in everything. Showcases Keats's enduring themes: transience, mortality, love, nature, and art.A valuable collection for both casual readers and students of literature.Poems highlight Keats's mastery of sensuous imagery and emotional depth.Enhances understanding of early 19th-century literary and cultural contexts.Engages readers with vivid depictions of nature and classical mythology.