Nature, often represented as a feminized Mother Nature, has become so sexually impassioned in her “romantic chasm” that she reaches a metaphorical orgasm: “A mighty fountain momently was forced” (v.19). We reach the trinity of nature, sexuality and divinity if we notice how the “savage place,” which can mean both sexual and natural savageness, is described as “holy and enchanted” (v...
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The idea of a fountain being forced from a chasm also strikes up the image of an overflowing well. If we see the well as a symbol of the latent qualities of the unconscious, or, those qualities which our creative faculties struggle to access, then the image of an overflowing well can symbolize all of the dormant potential of the unconscious suddenly being unleashed...
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Hawthorne's Imagery Nathaniel Hawthorne uses nature imagery within his literary works to tell his story. Hawthorne gives his readers mental pictures of nature throughout his works...	1 / 216
Nature, the Gentlest Mother In this poem Emily Dickinson tries to compare a mother and nature. In the first three lines she describes how nature is kind and at the same time patient...	2 / 294
romanticism in song lyrics He turns into himself to look at his mental potential. "Swaying Daisies sing a lazy song" because creative spirit is more important than strict adherence to formal rules...	2 / 327
Frankenstein Protagonist And A Nature is forced to protect herself (or the monster) and man (or Victor) takes the heat making nature the antagonist and man the protagonist. Towards the end of the novel, the presence of a defined protagonist and antagonist becomes unclear...	2 / 469
Math Of Nature Or Math For Nature Math can be said to be the most unspecific way of measuring nature, because physics, for example, measures forces; chemistry measure the components of nature...	1 / 127
Natural Capitalism The capitalistic world we live in is one that is based on a supply & demand, market & profit driven society. In theory it is an economic system that is motivated by the competitiveness of production and distribution of services and goods...	1 / 260
the romantic era and its goals Romantics idealized aspects of their lives through their literature and paintings. They focused more upon the unruly and dangerous parts of nature, seeming unique and driven from God...	1 / 230