Romanticism In The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

In the Romantics Era there were many important qualities of Romanticism and one of those ideas was a story or explanation inside human awareness. Romantic writers such as Coleridge and Wordsworth believed that poetry is a way of grasping the insight of life. The Romantic writers, Coleridge and Wordsworth, both portray nature but in opposite ways than one another. Coleridge is the type of writer that underlines the grievous, supernatural and magnificent part of nature, while Wordsworth is the type of writer that utilizes stories of regular day-to-day existence and underlines the peacefulness part of nature. For Wordsworth nature appears to feel for the love and enduring of the character. The scene is viewed as an inside nearness as opposed to an outer scene. His thought is that feelings reflect in the peacefulness of nature. Despite what might be expected, Coleridge says that poetry is unmistakably …show more content…
As the mariner starts his story on the ocean, the natural world becomes mysterious yet it holds significance. Coleridge uses the common setting to examine parts of human personality. Individuals cannot be comprehended without the natural world in Coleridge's work. All the while, there is a lauding of nature, a basic characterization for Romanticism. Wordsworth believes that when it comes to human character, the natural world is essential. The characteristic world is the thing that allows Wordsworth to analyze his own life, giving the entryway through which his own particular being comprehended. Both poems shows that nature is acted as critical to one's being in the