To Autumn †A Proclamation of Life and Hopeâ â The sonnet To Autumn is a stunning bit of work composed by perhaps the best artist ever, John Keats.â From a straightforward perusing, the sonnet portrays the coming season.â However, one may think about whether there is something else entirely to the sonnet than what the words basically say.â After it is contemplated and themes, for example, sound, lingual authority and symbolism are investigated, one can obviously say that Keats utilized those strategies to represent the movement of death, and to show that there is still life toward the finish of life.â  â â â From the absolute starting point of To Autumn,†sound has all the earmarks of being a significant part of Keats’s technique.â When the words are examined, there is an even blend of boisterous and delicate sounds.â Some delicate sounding words †words that utilization consonant sounds that are delicate when spoken, for example, a s - incorporate fogs, close, child, favor, mossed, and trees.
