Human to nature relationship is an important one, with nature you feel more alive, it’s like to have a new flower in spring, nature teaches us many things also helps us live our life by proving food and clothes and importantly it gives us a peace that can’t be found anywhere. Without nature we aren’t the same, our world could become a dark place, we would become like a robot or just too much into the metrical world that we would forget the basic living and where we came from. We need nature to balance our life, we need the connection to nature and that what exactly the three poet’s talk about in their poems, that I will go over in this essay.
First poet’s name is William Blake and he wrote the poem “Echoing Green” which is a joyful poem about the beautiful nature and the spring time “The Sun does arise, And make happy the skies. The merry bells ring, To welcome the Spring” (118). It exposes the feelings of nature through the point of view from young and old and how the beautiful spring days create memories for them. From …show more content…
It talks about how we are overwhelmed by our world and don’t appreciate it because we are too concerned about time and money “The world is too much with us; late and soon, Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers;” (347). We are so busy with material world that we have forgotten about nature “Little we see in Nature that is ours;” (347), that we have forgotten our true roots, the true joy of life and which is toward nature and being spiritual. This poem’s message can still greatly be used in today’s world, where everything revolves around money which indeed creates a lot of people unhappy because not everyone gets what they want. Instead of focusing on money people should defiantly focus on being one with yourself and enjoy the peace and beauty of
First poet’s name is William Blake and he wrote the poem “Echoing Green” which is a joyful poem about the beautiful nature and the spring time “The Sun does arise, And make happy the skies. The merry bells ring, To welcome the Spring” (118). It exposes the feelings of nature through the point of view from young and old and how the beautiful spring days create memories for them. From …show more content…
It talks about how we are overwhelmed by our world and don’t appreciate it because we are too concerned about time and money “The world is too much with us; late and soon, Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers;” (347). We are so busy with material world that we have forgotten about nature “Little we see in Nature that is ours;” (347), that we have forgotten our true roots, the true joy of life and which is toward nature and being spiritual. This poem’s message can still greatly be used in today’s world, where everything revolves around money which indeed creates a lot of people unhappy because not everyone gets what they want. Instead of focusing on money people should defiantly focus on being one with yourself and enjoy the peace and beauty of