⚡️John Keats believed that poets have two souls, one they take to heaven and the other they leave on earth through their poems and works.
🧚♀️In 'To Psyche,' Keats addresses the Greek goddess Psyche and promises to build a shrine in his mind to worship her.
🌼Keats longs to join a nightingale's eternal song in 'To a Nightingale,' believing that the bird's immortal tune parallels the immortality of great poetry.
🏛️'On a Grecian Urn' reflects on the beauty and immortality of an ancient Greek urn, with frozen characters and images that remain while new generations come and go.
😔'On Melancholy and Indolence' explores the concept that joy and pain are interlinked, and embracing melancholy allows for a deeper understanding of life's experiences.