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Comment on the third stanza of "Grecian Urn"....

The stanza is remarkable for a contrast between actual life and art .when actual life is characterised by weariness ,stickness or morbidity implied by the words 'Burning forehead' & 'Parching tongue' ,the world of art is free from all these unhappy experiences it is happy and ever green.

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