John Keats declare this in which 1819 poem?

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Beauty is truth, truth is beauty

Ode to a Grecian Urn?

Correct!
"Ode on a Grecian Urn" (1819) describes the poet's reaction to a Greek vase
decorated with reliefs of joyful rural scenes. The urn becomes a
symbol of the contrast between the permanence of art and the
transience of human life, and inspires the poem's famous
proclamation " Beauty is truth, truth beauty.

[This message was edited by Patricia on 09-07-03 at 07:23 PM.]

uh...Patricia, when you answered this, you used the answer for the Frost poem.

Oops! Thanks DG, I pasted in the answer for #7 instead of #8. That is what I get for playing trivia while trying to get the evening meal on the table. I served my espousa stale crackers He was not nearly as polite about the situtation as you were