'Ode on a Grecian Urn' by John Keats (Poetry Analysis Video)

'Ode on a Grecian Urn' is a video in the 'Poetry Analysis Series' from Litpoetry and is designed for students of poetry at both the beginner and advanced levels.
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Featured Poem:
'Ode to a Grecian Urn' by John Keats at www.poetryfoun...
Poetry recital recorded and performed by 'Simon Jackson Voice Over': www.simonjacksonvo.com (Simon can be commissioned for work on www.fiverr.com or through his website)
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[@lifejourney6951]

Wow such an amazing explanation and video edit 🎞️

[@adrianarodricks]

Thank you so much for this video! It has been really helpful. It has made me better understand and appreciate this poem and all the subtleties. Keats has so beautifully and brilliantly crafted the poem; it is a joy to read it now that I understand it. The delicate rhythm and meter that mimics the craftsmanship of the one who made the urn - I loved that point!

[@LitPoetry]

I’m glad it was useful for you.

[@hecoppiii]

This video really helped me, thanks! Please continue the work

[@mariap.9202]

great video! thank you!

[@LitPoetry]

it's a pleasure!😀

[@carbugnov1952]

Dieing so young for a great poet as John Keats was a great tragedy for English literature.

[@lilavo1751]

brilliant analysis! thank you!

[@LitPoetry]

Glad you liked it!