Counting our Own Hours: When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be

The video explores the pressures of modern life and the finite nature of time, drawing parallels with John Keats' reflections on mortality. It delves into Keats' life, his poem 'When I Have Fears,' and its themes of lost opportunities and existential fears. The analysis highlights Keats' use of nature and love, contrasting with other romantic works. The video also connects these themes to modern creators' experiences, reflecting on Keats' legacy and the hope found in his work.

Discuss the existential themes present in Keats' work as mentioned in the text.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of fame and its relation to time?

What is the significance of the line 'one whose name was written in water' in relation to Keats' legacy?

How does the speaker's perspective on time influence their creative process?