Essay on Analyzing the Theme of Nature in Literary

Both authors describe nature as being endless and beautiful. John Muir uses strong vivid language, such as " botanising in the glorious freedom around the great lakes". John Muir tells the reader that he is studying plants and flowers when he used botanizing. John Muir also told the reader that while in nature he had glories of freedom. William Wordsworth used many literacy devices to express his views on nature. Wordworth uses alteration with rhymes in many sentences in the poem. In the passage "when all at once I saw a crowd, a host of golden daffodils; beside the lake,beneath the trees fluttering and dancing in the breeze". Wordsworth describes the flowers dancing within the wind to create a picture for the reader.

Although both authors describe nature as a beautiful magical experience. They are very different passages. One is a real world adventure, and one is a imaginary poem. There are many sentences that tell you they are different, but both enjoy nature as a boundless adventure of a cheerful experience after being contemptible. William says "for oft when on my couch i lie in vacant or pensive mood, They flash upon that inward eye, which is the bliss of solitude; Then my heart with pleasure fills". William says when down and sad nature is within a eye, he becomes filled with pleasure and happiness. John Muir also has a similar situation "But when the sun getting low and everything seemed most bewildering and discouraging, I found beautiful calypso on the mossy bank of the stream". John Muir tells the reader that when the suns fall was apo while in the swamps of Michigan. John did not give up with the fear that was given, but instead he stayed looking for what he was out there for and when he found the calypso he was filled with jovial.

In summary, both authors love and enjoy nature. William Wordsworth describes his feeling towards nature in a poem, and John Muir describes his view in a past tense story. They both describe nature as boundless, uplifting, and with never-ending possibilities. Both authors tells the reader that even when down nature can bring a simple to your face and fill your heart with pleasure. John Muir was searching for that beautiful flower while William was by the river watching the flowers dance in the breeze. John Muirs passage takes place in his brother-in-law's farm and he takes off into the swamp after earning money from working. John went out for days in the swamp in Michigan to search for that one beautiful flower.