A comparative study on three naturalistic poets——Tao Yuanming, Wordsworth and Frost
Wei Xian-jiang
Abstract
Wei Xian-jiang
Abstract
Nature appeals to many poets who live in different times and different countries. Tao Yuanming, a Chinese pastoral poet, Wordswoth, one of the Lake poets in England and Frost, an American local poet all had particular sensitivity to nature. Nature, especially the rural scenery, is the subject and substance of most of their poetry. They represent the intimacy,eternal thoughts and pursuit of man to nature.
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Nature appeals to many poets who live in different times and different countries. Tao Yuanming, a Chinese pastoral poet, Wordswoth, one of the Lake poets in England and Frost, an American local poet all had particular sensitivity to nature. Nature, especially the rural scenery, is the subject and substance of most of their poetry. They represent the intimacy,eternal thoughts and pursuit of man to nature.
Key concepts: Poetry, Frost (temperature), Naturalism, Subject (documents), Literature, History, New england, Art