1. SYNAESTHETIC IMAGERIES IN JOHN KEATS PREPARED BY:- BHATT URVI ROLL NO:-3 SEM-2

2. INTRODUCTION Keats apprehended reality through his powerful senses. akin to sensuousness in his poetry Oliver Elton, “Keats never became abstract, though left some nobly intellectual verse; that is, he remained a poet.” Believed in sensation Exercise of five senses as natural to him as leaves to a tree

6. “The Grecian Urn” – an object of art

9. presents delicacy for tongue to taste