| In literature nature has always been
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| | his own emotion and creates a personal
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| considered as an important topic. As a
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| | attachment with them.He also expresses
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| natural object, birds are also have been
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| | his own personal feelings such as
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| mentioned in poetry. In fact, many poets
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| | happiness, sadness, hope, and frustration
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| have written many beautiful poems on
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| | etc in his poems. In Ode to a Nightingale
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| birds. Birds are often used as symbols in
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| | Keats has expressed a desire to escape
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| poetry too. For example, in Bangla
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| | from a harsh reality which he can not
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| literature the cuckoo bird is often
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| | tolerate. He wants to join the
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| associated with spring time. In English
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| | nightingale and fly away into a
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| literature there are many poems which are
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| | dreamland.On the other hand S.T.Coleridge
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| written about birds or birds play
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| | touched the supernatural elements of
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| important role in the poems.For example,
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| | nature and has presented them in a very
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| Ode to a Nightingale written by John
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| | natural way. Coleridge had a brilliant
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| Keats and Ode to a Skylark of P B Shelly
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| | sense of imagination and with his
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| are two very famous poems on birds.
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| | excellent narrative skills he could
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| Another such poem is The Rime of the
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| | imagine the most supernatural thing and
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| Ancient Mariner of Samuel Taylor
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| | then describe it in the most natural way.
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| Coleridge in which the poet has used the
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| | In The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
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| Albatross as a symbol. According to the
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| | Coleridge has described the life of a
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| requirement of the assignment I have
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| | mariner who had killed an albatross and
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| selected Ode to Nightingale by John Keats
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| | then suffered immensely for killing it.
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| and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by
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| | The whole poem is based on the reaction
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| S.T.Coleridge for my discussion.Before
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| | of killing the albatross. A bird is a
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| discussing the above mentioned two poems
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| | beautiful creation of god and by killing
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| it is needed to cast some light on the
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| | the albatross without any reason the
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| two poets and the Romantic age in English
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| | mariner had committed a grave sin against
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| literature as a whole. The Romantic Age
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| | god.Only at the twentieth century men
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| in English literature is a unique era
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| | learned to fly like a bird before aero
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| because in this age all the poets created
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| | plane was discovered men were always
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| their poetry on nature and nature related
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| | fascinated with the idea of flying like a
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| topics. Nature forms the main aspect of
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| | bird. According to Greek mythology
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| their poetry. Before them no poet could
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| | Daedalus and Icarus tried to imitate the
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| think of nature as the main theme of a
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| | birds and made artificial wings to fly.
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| poem. The Romantic poets have
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| | Their efforts failed in tragedy. So the
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| successfully implemented this theme. As a
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| | concept of flying was like a dream to
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| result, all the great poems about birds
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| | mankind until the beginning of the
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| were written in this age. John Keats was
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| | twentieth century people marveled at the
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| a Romantic poet who has worshipped beauty
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| | birds because they could fly in the sky.
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| of nature in his poetry. Natural objects
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| | The poets also appreciated this matter
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| become lively and beautiful in his poem
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| | and their minds also wanted to fly with
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| however he does not treat them just as
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| | them.
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| lifeless natural objects. Rather he mixed
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