His second volume, published in 1818, consisted entirely of a "poetic romance" in four books about a shepherd from Latmos.  
His first book of poetry included epistles to George Felton Matthew and Charles Cowden Clarke, in addition to 17 sonnets addressed to such figures as Kosciusko, the author's brother George, and the painter Benjamin Haydon.  His third and last book of poetry, published three years later, included "Lines on the Mermaid Tavern," "Bards of passion and of mirth," and mentioned three longer poems in its title, starting with one in heroic couplets which was based on a passage from part 3 of Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy.  His second volume, published in 1818, consisted entirely of a "poetic romance" in four books about a shepherd from Latmos.  FTP, name this poet of "Lamia," Endymion, and the "Ode on a Grecian Urn."
His first book of poetry included epistles to George Felton Matthew and Charles Cowden Clarke, in addition to 17 sonnets addressed to such figures as Kosciusko, the author's brother George, and the painter Benjamin Haydon.  
John Keats