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"Come forth into the light of things, let nature be your teacher" William Wordsworth With the rhythm of his passionate poetry, rolled the silver-crested wave of romanticism, inundating the shore of English literature, where he emerged as the seminal figure. The beauteous natural world imparted didactic quality to his poems, finding correspondence between nature and soul, and between self and matchless imagination. The color, fragrance and sounds of spring, shine of autumn sky, sparkle of sun-soaked water, made lasting romantic impression in his mind, influencing the growth of his poetic genius. He had firm faith in the magnificence of nature as the prime source of true happiness and joy, that could enlighten the kindheartedness, and enhance the spiritual awareness. A worshipper of nature, he eulogized its charm, captured the flushing splendor of the landscape when he felt he “wandered lonely as a cloud”, to be aptly christened as the poet of nature. ______________ January 16, 2023 Contest : Beloved Poets Sponsored by : Regina McIntosh
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