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The article offers poetry criticism of the unfinished poem "The Fall of Hyperion: A Dream," by John Keats, focusing on his use of the term wild Indian leaf. It is said that tree leaves were used as paper in India and that Keats would likely have used the word savage to refer to East Indians rather than to Native Americans.

The author presents a criticism of the English poem "The Eve of St. Agnes" by John Keats. He mentions the allusion to Merlin's participation in the seduction of Ygraine by Uther, his own demonic existence, and how this is reflected in the seduction of Madeline by Porphyro.