English, asked by twinklepohshnaa, 7 months ago

an endless fountain of immortal drink,pouring unto us from heaven brink .why is it immortal

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Answered by dhruvkumar14

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These lines from famous poem, A Thing of Beauty by John Keats mean the beautiful things in our life are like an endless fountain falling from God's Heaven to earth. We the human beings drink this water of beautiful things and survive. ... Beautiful things are God's endless gifts to mankind.

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Answered by 3427

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Pouring unto us from the heavens brink .The beauty of nature is signified here as an endless fountain or imortal drink pouring directly from the heaven , as a thing of beauty is never ending and magical

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