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Comment on the fourth stanza of 'Gracian Urn'....

In the fourth stanza the poet draws a vivid picture of the animal sacrifice performed by the people of a small town by river or sea shore .They have left their sweet homes witness the killing of the heifer lowing at the sky as if praying to God before the loss of her innocent life.The whole stanza is contrast between life of motion and the motionless art.

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