Fanny Brawne
Fanny Brawne was a significant figure in the life of the renowned British Romantic poet John Keats, known for her intense and tumultuous relationship with him. She belonged to a higher social class than Keats and became the object of his passionate affection, inspiring some of his most poignant poetry. Despite their deep connection, their relationship faced numerous challenges, including societal pressures and Keats's declining health. Brawne's influence on Keats's work and her role in his life have made her a subject of interest in literary studies, particularly as she represents both the muse and the heartache that often accompanies the life of a romantic poet.
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John Keats loved a woman named Fanny Brawne from a higher social class, whom he wrote about in painful poems.
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