The Eve Of St. Agnes (1856)

Set on the mystical night of St. Agnes, the narrative poem follows Madeline, who longs to dream of her beloved Porphyro. Despite her family's opposition to their love, Porphyro secretly enters her chamber, leading to a night filled with passion and emotion. The poem richly depicts their romantic encounter while delving into themes of love, desire, and fate. Celebrated as one of Keats' masterpieces, it exemplifies the essence of Romantic literature, blending vivid imagery with profound emotional depth.