It is not the narrative voice of the ''poem'' that says "Beauty is truth, truth beauty." It is the ''urn'' that says this ''to'' the narrator. The narrator is certainly ''moved'' by the perceived message of the urn, but it is by no means clear that the narrator fully agrees. | It is not the narrative voice of the ''poem'' that says "Beauty is truth, truth beauty." It is the ''urn'' that says this ''to'' the narrator. The narrator is certainly ''moved'' by the perceived message of the urn, but it is by no means clear that the narrator fully agrees. |