The Portrayal of Nature in To a Skylark and To Autumn

The natural image of "Lark" and "Autumn" is the creation of two different romantic poet poetry. Both are typical of romantic times, but they differ in many ways. They all have different styles. Both poets explained in detail two different aspects of nature. "To Skylark" was written by Percy Bysshe Shelley. It compares Skylark to many different things, and it describes how Skylark was able to cross all of them. This poem highlights the quality of all birds.

The image of Sherry Libary seems to be creating myths just like "Ode to West" and "Cloud". He gives a lark of his heart ("Tell us, sprites and birds, / what is your sweet idea?"). Hikiburi is very happy because it only knows what makes it happy. They know what makes them happy and what makes them unhappy. For other reasons, they are afraid of death because they do not know anything but death. Lark knows something other than death, it knows the essence of eliminating the fear of death. No doubt, this is very happy.

Western wind Shelley explains by a natural metaphor When convincing the aesthetic philosophy, lark is the greatest natural expression of his pure poetic metaphor, it is a pure inspiration "crazy harmony" Lark's song was issued from the state of pure existence, and by Warsworth's complete reunification of the concept of the natural paradise. It is like a song, a proposal of depression and bittersweering that no human beings prefer, a simple and pure life brings inspiration for joy. Speakers should not die birds As birds believe in "soul" and "spirit", the smooth singing larks raging in the world, all beyond all the other beautiful, moving metaphors, "poets hide / thought From the point of view."

It was inspired by his wife, Mary Sherry, Italy Livorno, near the evening walk, and explained the appearance and song of the lark of their encounter. Describing Mary Shelley 's event Feelings influenced Shelley to write "to lark": "In the spring, we are going to spend a week or two near (Livorno) the Leghorn ..... This is a beautiful summer evening, hovering in Myrtle hedge alley, we heard Carol 's lark. Alexander McKee (Alexander Mackie) not only made this poem but also John Keats' To Nightingale "in 1906," Two highlights of English literature ":" poetic idol worship nightingale and long monopoly - they enjoy the privilege of benefits as a song bird, so Keats or Shelly The Nightingale Carol Carol is two glorious lark word English but both are written by people who do not have special or exact ornithological knowledge We.. "