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ode on a grecian urn

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English

 

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August 20, 2014

 

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While the reader might first be deceived by the simplistic fa?ade of the poem, the work stands as a complex piece succeeding in deriving poetic bliss from that which lacks letters. In true Romantic fashion, Keats culminates with the declaration "Beauty is truth, truth beauty" (line 49)-an ambiguous aphorism that encapsulates the essence of the poem...
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In true Romantic fashion, Keats culminates with the declaration "Beauty is truth, truth beauty" (line 49)-an ambiguous aphorism that encapsulates the essence of the poem. In the end, Keats' effective use of literary devices and poignant imagery combine to reveal human passion as "Beauty." In "Ode on a Grecian Urn," the speaker observes a relic of ancient Greek civilization, an urn painted with two scenes from Greek life...
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