Flamingo (Poem): A Thing of Beauty · Class 12 · CBSE · Science English
What is the central idea of John Keats's poem "A Thing of Beauty"?
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What is the central idea of John Keats's poem "A Thing of Beauty"?
- A.Physical beauty is temporary and ultimately meaningless.
- B.Beautiful things provide lasting joy and help people overcome sorrow.Correct answer
- C.Nature is frightening because it reminds people of death.
- D.Human achievements are more valuable than natural beauty.
Solution
Keats presents beauty as a permanent source of joy. It gives comfort, removes sadness, and continues to inspire people even in difficult times.
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