The title itself, Ode on a Grecian Urn, simply incorporates some significant points that are relevant to the overall understanding of the idea of the self- reflexive. Keats has chosen the preposition ‘on’ instead of ‘to’ as a way of reflecting a connection between the narrator and the pictures the urn depicts. The preposition ‘on’ leads to the idea that the poem is not strictly about the physical object of the urn itself but also the qualities the urn possesses and how they interplay with the narrator himself. This leads into the notion of the subjective and objective. This particular poem beg

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