Wiil give brainliest "ode on a grecian urn" explain how the thought of stanza 3 is similar to a theme shakespeare often used in his sonnets.

The author repeatedly used the word "happy"

Explanation:

The Stanza 3 of the poem Ode on a Grecian Urn the speaker speaks about the unheard melodies that were sweeter than the mortal melodies since these were not affected by time. In the stanza, the poet is simply recalling the happy events or reminiscing about the golden days past and thinking about the days beyond. In fact, in the poem, he goes on to inform the young people that although he would never be able to kiss his lover and be with her, he would cherish all the happy memories in his life life that he has spent with her. He compares that happiness to the trees that would never shed their leaves again and again.

Repeated use of the word "happy" in this stanza smacks of desperation on the part of the speaker, as if he were trying to convince himself that eternal springtime would be a great thing; a common theme used by Shakespeare in his sonnets.

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