What is the central idea of the poem God's Grandeur?
What is the central idea of the poem God's Grandeur?
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The central idea of the poem talks about how mankind is destroying nature and God’s creations. The world is charged with the great essence of God and even though it is being destroyed by Mankind’s greed, nature can never be completely destroyed. Because it is charged with God’s own powers, nature will always rejuvenate and come to its glory again. The poem is a message and a warning by the poet to the rest of mankind to not stray away from the path of godliness and to stop destroying nature in the name of profit.
God’s Grandeur Summary