keats feel that nature binds us to the earth how does he justified this ?
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Keats feels that beauty makes life worth living despite the unhappiness and misery that one goes through on earth. He feels that one encounters days that are sad and depressing; causing gloom, natural sorrow, sadness or dejection. Keats feels that nature binds us to the earth.
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Keats feels that beauty makes life worth living despite the unhappiness and misery that one goes through on earth. He feels that one encounters days that are sad and depressing; causing gloom, natural sorrow, sadness or dejection. Keats feels that nature binds us to the earth.
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