Keats's Metaphors for the Poetic Imagination

achieve Adonis aesthetic analogue Apollo beauty breath caves Circe creation creative critical Cupid Cynthia delight Delphic describes divine dream Elgin Marbles enchanted Endymion enthralling example eyes fairy Fall of Hyperion fancy fane Fanny Brawne feeling Felton Mathew figures fountain George Felton Mathew Glaucus goddess grotto holy Ibid identifies imagery images imaginative mind immortal intense John Keats Keats suggests Keats's labyrinth labyrinthine Lamia laurel letter light linkage Lycius M. H. Abrams manna-dew mazy meta metaphors for poetry Midsummer Night's Dream Moneta's moon mortal muse nature Nightingale Ode on Indolence Ode to Psyche pain palace of poetry passion phor pleasure Poesy poet poet's poetic frenzy poetic imagination poetic inspiration poetic process poetic vision provides realm recurrent metaphor Romantic sensation sensory sexual union Shakespeare Sleep and Poetry sonnet soul spirit spontaneous steeds stood tip-toe supreme sweet temple thee thou thought truth visionary voice weaving wine wings words Wordsworth