Romantics share a reverence for nature' beauty and find solace in her embrace. In his poem, Ode to a Nightingale, Keats realises the ultimate truth, which is . To this inevitability, he celebrates the beauty of nature, in which he finds beauty through the bird' song. However, we all must . The poet travels a journey from mortality to immortality. Keats relishes the song of the immortal nightingale and feels ecstatic. The realization dawns upon the poet that the beauty is not what we see but it within. And the beauty that he dwells on is of the nature and it helps him to delay the ultimate, the **! However, he must *.
This beauty of the bird' song, the nature shall always be there, though the speaker will grow old and one day. It is to be realized that the true beauty and happiness ** in the spiritual awakening and not in this materialistic world. Nothing is permanent in this world full of momentary pleasures, neither beauty nor love.
