oftragic love. Significantly,the last long poem that Keats wrote was Lamia. This is a brilliantly ambiguous(likely to be interpreted in more than one way)piece which leads to the conclusion that boththe artist and the lover live on deceptive illusions(a world ofthe imaginationnot based on reality and likely to mislead).His third and last volume,Lamia,Isabella,The EveofSt.Agnes and Other Poems,was printed in July 1820. In September 1820,although his health had been declining for some time,Keats left for Italy on an invitation from the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley(1792-1822).He died in Romeon February 23,1821,at theage oftwenty-five All of Keats's poetry is filled with a mysteriousyet uplifting sense of beauty and joy.His works explore many possibilities but do not insist on any oneanswer to the enduringproblemsof life.The experience oflife,not its perfect understanding,was Keats's major concern. IV.Features of his poetry A great Romantic Keats was not only the last butalso the most perfect ofthe 103 of tragic love. Significantly, the last long poem that Keats wrote was Lamia. This is a brilliantly ambiguous (likely to be interpreted in more than one way) piece which leads to the conclusion that both the artist and the lover live on deceptive illusions (a world of the imagination not based on reality and likely to mislead). His third and last volume, Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of St. Agnes and Other Poems, was printed in July 1820. In September 1820, although his health had been declining for some time, Keats left for Italy on an invitation from the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792–1822). He died in Rome on February 23, 1821, at the age of twenty-five. All of Keats's poetry is filled with a mysterious yet uplifting sense of beauty and joy. His works explore many possibilities but do not insist on any one answer to the enduring problems of life. The experience of life, not its perfect understanding, was Keats's major concern. IV. Features of his poetry A great Romantic Keats was not only the last but also the most perfect of the 10’