English Language · English Literature
Keats's 'Ode to a Nightingale' has often been interpreted as a meditation on the tension between aesthetic permanence and human transience. Which stanza most sharply embodies this conflict?
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- 1The stanza recalling the word 'forlorn' like a tolling bell
- 2The stanza contemplating easeful death while the bird continues to sing✓
- 3The stanza imagining flight on the viewless wings of Poesy
- 4The stanza invoking Lethe's river and numbness
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The stanza contemplating easeful death while the bird continues to sing
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