In lines 1-4 of "when i have fears . . ," the speaker fears that
a.
at his death his books will be forgotten.
c.
he will die and people will think his writings are bad.
b.
when he dies he will have written too much.
d.
he will die before he has written all that he has in mind.

The first 4 lines of "When I have Fears That I May Cease to Be" by Keats describe his fear that d.  he will die before he has written all that he has in mind.

He mentions that he is afriad that he will be gone before his "pen has gleaned" his "teeming brain", which means his head is overflowing with ideas that he has yet to write. He also speaks about the recognition he wishes to receive, the "full ripened grain" for all the work he has already written and that he still wants to write.

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explanation:

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