Ode on a Grecian Urn.pdf

Second Stanza
-Urn is in state of innocence/unknown: parallels to
lovers, the experience of connecting to the art, and
the "unravish'd bride"/"pipes" virginal image system.
-Poem's speaker is like the Lover depicted on the urn
and the "mad pursuit" in first stanza: both the urn and
the female on the urn are pure and unattainable.
Lover and speaker want to "attain"
-Urn's emotions are pure and perhaps not real: "She
cannot fade, though thou hast not thy bliss"