"Thanatopsis" starts by illustrating the a wide range of parts of nature, which any individual who adores nature can observe. At the point when a man is in a decent state of mind, nature has a "voice of energy," and shows up in extraordinary excellence. At the point when a man is feeling pitiful, nature can rapidly mitigate that inclination. The writer at that point wanders some exhortation to his peruser. He says that at whatever point individuals are aggravated by musings of their inescapable passing, they ought to go out into nature and tune in to nature's message, which it offers through earth, air, and water. In this "still voice," nature reminds people that in a brief time, they will never again observe the sun on its every day course.
