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Time and an "Ode to a Grecian Urn"

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March 7, 2015

 

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Other declarations like "bold lover" (Keats 17) seem to indicate the joy and wonder of being in love, being in an exciting and passionate relationship. "Happy boughs" (Keats 21) show growth and life in the scene; it also shows a deep connection with those around it. The phrase "little town .. / .. with peaceful citadel" (Keats 35-36) seems to recognize the ideal of comfort and joy, utter contentment without a worry...
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The phrase "little town .. / .. with peaceful citadel" (Keats 35-36) seems to recognize the ideal of comfort and joy, utter contentment without a worry. In the world of the urn, beauty cannot die, nor love wilt. The trees are never bare, and spring is eternal. On the urn, love and beauty are forever...
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