Why does Keats talk to much about death?

[krittersitters02]

subject says it all...why is he so obsessed with death?

[Wickers_Poet]

Because it's the greatest reality, I would call it the ulterior reliaty and yet the greatest of mysteries. Also, perhaps, because he knew he was going to die young.

[Becky]

And his mother and father had both died when he was very young, leaving him to nurse his brother through a fatal illness. Surrounded by death, he was probably coming to terms with it through his writing, and the knowledge that he would die in the same horrible way, and so young. The great thing about Keats is, even though he's occupied by death, he's not preoccupied. He celebrates life too, even though he knows he's not got a lot of life left to live.

[Steen]

Yeah...when you realise that life will be short it's easyer to live for the moment...

[idunno2727]

you guys are losers posting stuff about a guy who is dead

[Steen]

Two qustions
A) Why did you join this site if not to talk about the "dead guy" the site is about?
B) What is sadder? Talking about a dead guy or spamming on a thread about a dead guy?

[idunno2727]

hmm i dunno but its still fun

[Golyadkin]

Two qustions
A) Why did you join this site if not to talk about the % guy" the site is about?
B) What is sadder? Talking about a guy or spamming on a thread about a guy?

Answer to B)
Spamming is sadder. Much sadder.

[Steen]

....ummm...Should I point out it was a rhetorical qustion? No. I don't think so. I would hate to get on peoples nerves.
If it were a proper qustion however you would be dea right. Spamming a thread you don't like, on a website you don't like, yet joined anyway ois the hight of saddness.