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The central idea of this poem is nature. The power of nature and how it is to be treated is brought out in the poem for it to provide joy. On the Religion of Nature Summary
The central idea of this poem is nature. The power of nature and how it is to be treated is brought out in the poem for it to provide joy.
On the Religion of Nature Summary
See lessThe theme of this poem is the power of religion and nature. The poet intertwines both to be one and the same and elucidates his views on the ways for them to be complete. On the Religion of Nature Summary
The theme of this poem is the power of religion and nature. The poet intertwines both to be one and the same and elucidates his views on the ways for them to be complete.
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Metaphor: In the line “The power, that gives with liberal hand”, the “power” acts as a metaphor for God. Eye Rhyme: For the sake of maintaining the rhyme scheme, the first stanza employs eye rhyme with the words “bless’d” and “rest”. Syncope: A couple of examples would be “bless’d” and “Bestow’d”. ORead more
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