example Shelley writes He is made one with Nature This means Keats soul is now part of everything beautiful around us Death Frees Adonais Shelley thinks life is full of pain but death frees Adonais from suffering While alive Keats faced cruelty from critics and sadness In death he finds peace and becomes a star Just as starts guide wayfinders Keats s works guide others Shelley says crying for Adonais is selfish it is better to celebrate that he is finally happy after death Art Makes Him Immortal Keats poetry keeps him alive forever People who mourn do not realize Keats words will never die His legacy is stronger than death so tears are pointless Shelley scolds mourners for focusing on loss instead of hope He says sadness blinds people to the beauty Adonais left behind He tells men to admire Keats work and let it inspire them Death is Natural Like flowers that wilt fade fall but grow again Shelley says death is part of life s cycle Adonais death is not tragic it is a step into something greater Mourning him is like crying over winter when spring will come In short Shelley forbids mourning because he sees Keats death as a victory not a loss Keats escapes a harsh world becomes part of eternity and lives forever through his art