Quotation by

John Keats

What the imagination seizes as beauty must be truth.

Beauty

Understanding this quote AI Analysis

John Keats suggests that when our imagination recognizes something as beautiful, it reveals a deeper reality or truth about it. In other words, the feeling of beauty is a sign that the object or idea holds genuine significance beyond mere appearance.

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