In To Autumn John Keats vividly describes the three stages of Autumn from a "season of mists and mellow fruitfulness" through a time after the harvest and finally to the first signs of approaching winter. John Keats was considered one of the greatest poets of the Romantic genre. Written in September of 1819, this piece is regarded as his most achieved ode. To Autumn thoughtfully compares the circuitry of the seasons to life's own circular motion. In Stanza I, Keats conveys a sense of ripened fullness. The pre-harvest season has caused the trees "to bend with apples" and the crops are continua...

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