What does kids consider an endless mountain of immortal drink and why does he got its drink immortal
Keats thinks of the sublime in all its creations as the most remarkable gift of God to man as an endless source of eternal drink. He calls it immortal on the ground that God-given splendor is never-ending and permanent and that human beings can rejoice in its radiance for eternity.
God has created so much excellence all around us; Wherever it is endless. Nature has heavenly splendor, a source of everlasting bliss. Keats thinks of the magnificence of nature as the eternal source of the eternal drink. That infinite drink must be filled with the essence of man.
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