Faith, Immortal And Universal Love

Wordsworth is pioneer poet of English Romanticism in the late eighteenth century to to the early nineteenth century. He is the main representative poet of"the lakes". His poetic theories shaked the rule of English classicalism, created a fresh and lively romantic poetic style, and gave a strong impetus to the innovative of English poetry and the development of the Romantic movement.The first charpter discusses the close relationship between nature and religion in terms of belief. Wordsworth not only shows his much great worship and love to nature, but also thinks nature can cultivate human's sentiments, purify human's minds, and make human beings get moral teachings from it .The second charpter discusses Wordworth's points of children and birth and death from the standpoint of immortal. He hopes to find much happiness, freedom and hope through the childhood, far away from weakness and death, eager to have an eternal life.The third charpter discusses the sympathy and salvation of god in terms of universal love. The humanitarianism thoughts in Wordworth's poems shows the love for human beings, the praise of human nature, the search for human minds, and the sympathy for kind and unlucky people.The fourth charpter discusses the surpass of Wordsworth's religious thoughts and the modern thinks of his creation thoughts. The opinions of his poets changed from the love for nature to the love for human beings, it is the best way of getting harmious between human beings and nature.By means of analyzing the relationship between Wordsworth's poems and faith, immortal and universal love, we can give a furthur intensive understanding of Wordsworth's poems and his thoughts.