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1. While life is fleeting, art has the ability to live on.
2. “When old age shall this generation waste, / Thou shalt remain, in midst of other woe” (Lines 46-47)
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The ode written by John Keats "Ode on a Grecian Urn" is a Horatian ode that the author used to present the theme of art as permanent in contrast to the temporary nature of human life. In this poem, the author talks about a <em>"Grecian urn" </em>that has a picture depicting man's daily life.
In the poem, Keats proclaims how art, as depicted in the urn, can be permanent and not fade like the love, life, and pleasures of humanity. He presents that while art has the ability to live on even after the death of a person, the "life" of man will pass with time. This claim can be best supported by the lines <em>"When old age shall this generation waste, / Thou shalt remain, in midst of other woe"</em>, suggesting that after old age destroys a man's life, the art on the urn will remain immortal, never affected by aging or time.
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She trusted what he said, but his actions revealed the truth or the truth him which is why his words now mean nothing. He didn't just cheat on her, he cheated on both of them. He didn't break her heart, he broke their future, as if they had plans for the future. He may never lie or cheat but if he get to steal, he should steal her sadness away. If he gets to lie, then he lies with her all the nights of her life. Lastly, if he must cheat, he should cheat death, because she wouldn't live a life with him or like she couldn't live without him as if he is the only thing she owns and that shows how strong the love she has towards him.
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Answer:Having searched my entire room my pet snake continued to elude me.
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Don't need the comma.
