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Keats feels that nature binds us to the earth. How does he justify this?

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Answer: Keats believes that there is an unbreakable bond which binds man with nature and the earth. The beauties of the earth fascinate man. Every object of nature is a source of beauty and happiness. Everyday we are weaving a wreath of flowers.

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Keats feels that nature binds us to the earth. How does he justify this?​

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Keats feels that nature binds us to the earth. How does he justify this?