Hyperion

In «Hyperion,» John Keats delves into the profound themes of myth, creation, and the nature of suffering. Written in a rich and vivid blank verse, this unfinished epic poem draws upon ancient Greek mythology, particularly the story of the Titan Hyperion who embodies light and knowledge. Keats's language is laden with sensuous imagery and philosophical undertones, reflecting the Romantic era's fascination with both nature and the human condition. The poem juxtaposes the celestial and the terrestrial, exploring the dichotomy between human limitations and divine aspirations, while offering a meditation on... Dalej