Compare and Contrast of‘‘Binsey Poplars’’ by Gerard Manley Hopkins and ‘‘The Trees’’ by Philip Larkin

Choose two verses given in the lecture. Let's compare and contrast these two poems ("Binsey Poplars" by Gerard Manley Hopkins and "The Trees" by Phillip Larkin). In a recent article by The Guardian, Billy Mills wrote that "Trees have been rooted in poetry for centuries." Indeed, like the trees themselves, there are many poems about trees. As a grown tree and a poet as a poet, I chose to use this work naturally to explore the two poems of the tree's surface, Philip Larkin's "The Trees" and G. M.

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Choose two verses given in the lecture. Let's compare and contrast these two poems ("Binsey Poplars" by Gerard Manley Hopkins and "The Trees" by Phillip Larkin). In a recent article by The Guardian, Billy Mills wrote that "Trees have been rooted in poetry for centuries." Indeed, like the trees themselves, there are many poems about trees. As a grown tree and a poet as a poet, I chose to use this work naturally to explore the two poems of the tree's surface, Philip Larkin's "The Trees" and G. M.