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Beauty transcends worldly desires and the deepest of suffering was proven to the world by Keats. Creativity was the focal point of his poems and imagination was his weapon. The theme of it poem is to arrest beauty which is done by the permanence of art. Beauty was ideal and an essential part of his life. It evoked goodness which in turn gave eternal beauty in poetry. He was not satisfied with the mere praising of beauty but he wished to attain the greatest perfection in it. Beauty to him sharpened the senses and widened the unimaginable horizons in life. With the knowledge of beauty one can liberate the sensuous passions and gain the depths of intellectual magniloquence and the pinnacle of spiritual ecstasy. His committed to the absoluteness of the truth and beauty in poetry was obvious, but he was metaphysically remained neutral. Finding pleasure in beauty and truth was his astounding nature. The paper deals with the philosophical revelation of beauty, truth and goodness that is portrayed in John Keats's Ode on a Grecian Urn.