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Keats Explore Keats' view on the roles of the imagination in:- Ode to Psyche Ode to a Nightingale The two poems above have been chosen as they are lyric poems or poems which express the feelings and emotions of the speaker. They were also chosen as both were written in the spring of 1819, later in the life of Keats, and as such, they reflect Keats' view on the role of the imagination, after they had been modified and developed over time. To explore Keats' views on the roles of the imagination in these poems, it is important to be mindful of his position as a Romantic Poet. The Romantic view of imagination held that this was not an analytical power, but a synthesising power. The Romantic poets felt there was a harmony between the human mind and the outside world based on an understanding of a plane of one life, running through nature...

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