From Wordsworth to Keats, several legendary poets worshipped the beauty of nature several times in their verses. If you are a nature lover, then these legendary nature poetries are what you need to read once.
1. Daffodils by William Wordsworth
This is one of the most renowned and evergreen poems of William Wordsworth that acclaims the wonderful beauty of the daffodils flowers. It also tells us that nature has the power to make us delight instantly even in the hardest situation.
2. To A Skylark by P.B. Shelly
Shelly, the ardent lover and worshipper of nature, in his ‘’To A Skylark’’ poem, introduced us to the power of nature and the bird that never experienced the unhappiness and constant struggle of human life.
3. To Autumn by John Keats
Keats, the most talented nature poet of the decades, described the transition of nature from the warm and dull summer to the bright Autumn to the cold and dry winter in this poem.
4. Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening by Robert Frost
This poem describes the mesmerizing beauty of snow fall in the evening that can make anyone stop in the middle of his journey to see the snowfall.
5. Frost At Midnight by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
The poem ‘Frost at Midnight’ focuses on the value of nature and its sacred relationship to God.
6. The Eagle by Alfred Lord Tennyson
This poem shows us tat the power of nature, it’s glory and even danger, everything can be present in a simple feathery bird like Eagle.
7. Spring by Gerald Manley Hopkins
If you are a spring lover, this one is for you. Here you can enjoy the glorious celebration of the arrival of delightful Spring.
8. The Glory of The Garden by Rudyard Kipling
In this poem, Kipling thoroughly described the entire system of preparing the soil, planting seeds, nurturing, and harvesting with the changing seasons which will help you to know about the nature cycle.