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Romantic Poetry

Have you ever seen the end of a rainbow ? Or a frozen dew on the leaves of a rose bush ? Nature has a way of creating art just by existing and going through its natural processes . Its effortless style of composing rhythm through the hustling of the winds is the best example of unexplainable beauty in motion . It is therefore no wonder why this kind of beauty has been the subject of every imaginable form of art . There are countless of ways to capture its perfection and a thousand more ways to interpret

them . Since the beginning of time , nature has been a favorite inspiration of poets . They have made them more alive than they could ever be and this has helped us appreciate its beauty in slow motion

The age of British Romanticism was an age of aesthetic discovery and experience and was centered on the appreciation of the sublimity of nature and its scenic qualities . Many poets during this period used strong emotion whether it is of love or horror and were seen in relation to nature and its link with humanity . Flowery words and hyperbolic comparisons dominated the verses of various poets

One of the most notable romantic poets during this time was William Wordsworth . Wordsworth 's works focused on the immersion of humanity in nature and not just a mere spectator but as something that is actively involved in its process . A certain oneness with nature is the defining characteristic of Wordsworth 's work

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