how does Keats show that the poetry of Earth never cease
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John Keats feels that the poetry of earth is never dead. The confirm his view, he presents two tiny object of nature in two different seasons summer and winter. On hot and scorching summer days, the birds are exhausted. They are unable to sing. They take shelter in the cooling shed of trees. At that moment, a grasshopper takes the lead. Tt fills the air with its sweets voice and keeps alive the poetry of earth. In winter, life becomes dull and monotonous. The forst creates an icy silence everywhere. But in this time, the shrill song of cricket breaks the silence of winter and warm the earth. In this way, Keats shows that the earth's poetry i.e, music of earth knows no end.
Keats in his poem 'On the Grasshopper and the Cricket' uses facts to show how the poetry of the earth never ceases.
The poet says that in summers the temperatures are extremely high, and even the birds (that are responsible for singing) are 'faint with the hot sun'. The only voice that one can hear is that of the grasshopper. He 'takes the lead' and keeps the music of nature or the poetry of the earth alive.
When the season changes to winters, and the grasshopper takes shelter from the cold and is not an active singer. At this time, it is the cricket that bursts in a 'shrill' song.
So, the grasshopper sings during the summers, while the cricket takes care of the earth's poetry during the colder months. Together they make sure that the poetry of the earth does not stop.
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