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Who wrote the poem "The Eve of St Agnes"?

ALord Byron

BJohn Keats

CWilliam Wordsworth

DAlfred Tennyson

Answer:

B. John Keats

Read Explanation:

The Eve of St Agnes

  • Keats blends romanticism, medieval imagery, and sensual language to tell the story of Madeline and Porphyro, two lovers who come together in secret.

  • The poem explores themes such as love, dream vs. reality, innocence, and desire, all presented in lush, vivid detail.


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