Question

Write a poem on we respect your nature

Answer 1

Explanation:

Wendell Berry provides a simple useful definition of nature poetry as poetry that “considers nature as subject matter and inspiration.” Our concepts of nature are relative, historically determined. The nature poem is affected by ideology, by literary conventions as well as social and cultural ideas.

"A Bird came down the Walk (359)" / Emily Dickinson. In this poem, we see Emily Dickinson exhibit her extraordinary attention to detail and powerful articulation of observation. Alone in her home in Amherst. Massachusetts, she demonstrates how one does not need to travel the world extensively to write about the unique beauty in the everyday. She notes her encounter with a bird doesn't notice it's being watched. It conducts itself in a friendly fashion as it interacts with the animals around it. The simple experience of watching a bird proves Dickinson's wonderful ability to create imagery and illustration through words. Pay attention to the the world she helps us, the audience, see through her words. The bird ate and angleworm, then "drank a Dew / from a convenient Grass—," before it stepped aside to let a beetle pass by. The bird's "velvet" head had "worried eyes" that rested on "unrolled feathers." The imagery in the final stanza, noting the butterflies flying in a smooth motion "Off Banks of Noon" gives us a clear picture into the world that encapsulated this great poet.

Answer 2

Answer:

ok then make me brainliest

Explanation:

my poem on nature

Our physical world, respect and explore,

Where water meets land; a beautiful shore.

Mountains we conquer, look down in awe,

If you're an artist, make sure you draw.

Nature exciting, adventurously new,

Much more to see, than a sky that is blue.

It offers so much, open your eyes,

Hope of today, with every sunrise.