Nature and Humanity, a Comparison of Poems

When people are integrated with nature, they will harmoniously coexist, nature residents and humans share mutual respect and understanding, or humans will dominate and compel their way of living in nature Because they do, they collide. Alden Nowlan's poem "The Bull Moose", Rainer Maria Rilke's "The Panther", Howard Nemerov's "Walking the Dog", Elizabeth Bishop's "The Fish", what happens when people fuse with nature I explain. I believe that people destroy nature and try to control nature, so when people and nature are tied they have either conflict or conflict.

This poem is about human suffering. Nature is used to compare the fight between nature and human suffering. This poem consists of four different clauses. The first section consists of 14 lines, the second section contains 6 lines, the third section contains 8 lines, and the last line contains 9 lines. Rhymes are irregular. Arnold expressed his shock to the Victorian faith crisis. At the beginning of this poem, he said that everything was as calm as the other night. However, as the poem progressed, he stated how Sophocles heard the sorrow of the Aegean Sea. Arnold mentioned the "sea of ​​faith" which actually represents the church. When referring to "the sea of ​​faith," he reveals something quiet and ordinary looking at the surface, and the sea is singing songs of sorrow and despair. During this period people raised questions about religion and started looking at Darwinism. Arnold believes now that love should replace the darkness that transcended the world.

Nature is also the theme used in this poem. It is mainly used as a comparison between two different things, usually called similes and a metaphor. "My father will steal nature and rob the human life." Neither will hurt a group of people or people, but both are permanent. "My father also lies on the snow that falls on the grass." Lying can change things that actually occur in a particular event, as if the snow changed the landscape or landscape. This poem shows how Wordsworth can incorporate nature into what he wrote.

Robert Frost shows the relationship between nature and humanity. Poeties have the same theme, but they have similar perspectives, shapes and terms, and poetry has different styles. Both poems show some truth in nature through nature, but in contrast to comparisons, more relationships are revealed. There are not any money to show the innocence between the two numbers, Eden and Gold. The first line of poetry, explain that the first green of nature is gold and that gold represents innocence