According to Shelley’s poem "Hymn to Intellectual Beauty," what is suggested about the nature of beauty?

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Beauty is comprehensible solely through metaphysical studyIntellectual things are incapable of being beautifulThe world lacks any form of beautyThe origin of beauty is unknowable and can only be experienced emotionally

Explanation

Shelley’s poem emphasizes that beauty’s true source remains beyond human understanding and that it is something to be felt rather than intellectually grasped.