Question

How does God treats the entire living creature in the universe, in the poem Essay on man by Alexander Pope?​

Answer 1

Answer:

An Essay on Man

By: Alexander Pope

“Is the great chain, that draws all to agree,

And drawn supports, upheld by God, or Thee?”

– Alexander Pope (From “An Essay on Man”)

“Then say not Man’s imperfect, Heav’n in fault;

Say rather, Man’s as perfect as he ought.”

– Alexander Pope (From “An Essay on Man”)

“All are but parts of one stupendous whole,

Whose body Nature is, and God the soul.”

– Alexander Pope (From “An Essay on Man”)

an intro............

AWAKE, MY ST. JOHN! LEAVE ALL MEANER THINGS

TO LOW AMBITION, AND THE PRIDE OF KINGS.

LET US (SINCE LIFE CAN LITTLE MORE SUPPLY

THAN JUST TO LOOK ABOUT US AND DIE)

EXPATIATE FREE O’ER ALL THIS SCENE OF MAN;

A MIGHTY MAZE! BUT NOT WITHOUT A PLAN;

A WILD, WHERE WEED AND FLOW’RS PROMISCUOUS SHOOT;

OR GARDEN, TEMPTING WITH FORBIDDEN FRUIT.

TOGETHER LET US BEAT THIS AMPLE FIELD,

TRY WHAT THE OPEN, WHAT THE COVERT YIELD;

THE LATENT TRACTS, THE GIDDY HEIGHTS EXPLORE

OF ALL WHO BLINDLY CREEP, OR SIGHTLESS SOAR;

EYE NATURE’S WALKS, SHOOT FOLLY AS IT FLIES,

AND CATCH THE MANNERS LIVING AS THEY RISE;

LAUGH WHERE WE MUST, BE CANDID WHERE WE CAN;

BUT VINDICATE THE WAYS OF GOD TO MAN.

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