forest The place is calm full of soft wind flowers and a gentle stream Psyche rests beside Cupid who is a winged boy and the god of love Their love is pure calm and full of peace It joins love and soul together as one The poet feels great joy and tenderness while watching their holy union Psyche as the Goddess of Imagination and the Soul Keats wants to give Psyche the temple she never had He says Yes I will be thy priest and build a fane In some untrodden region of my mind This means he will worship her in his imagination His mind becomes her temple He fills it with beautiful things like buds bells and countless unnamed stars Psyche becomes a symbol of the creative soul and divine beauty Psyche in Ode to Psyche is not only a goddess but also a spirit of love imagination and purity Through her Keats shows that real worship lives in the heart and mind not in temples of stone