6. माझे गाणे, एकच माझे नित्याचे गाणे
अक्षय गाणे, अभंग गाणे, गाणे हे गाण
सर्व जगाचे मंगल, मंगल माझे गाणे
या वर्श्र्र्ाची एकतािता हे माझे गाणे
आशेच्या र्ीणेचा चढर्ूिी सूर भौनतकांत
हे गाणे, हे वियकर माझे गाणे मी गात
निरध्र्िी हे, मूकगाि हे, यास म्हणो कोणी
िभात हे साठर्ले यािे दुमदुमली अर्िी
सर्व धमव हे भेद पंथ ही सर्व एक झाले
माझे, माझे वर्श्र्र्, तार ही िेमाची ोोले
ही मोक्षाची, स्र्ातंत्र्याची उन्ितीची माला
सौभाग्याची तार लागलो मी ही छेडाायाला
हे िंदिर्ि ही स्र्भूवमी एक पहा झाली
मंगल मंगल मद्गािाची गती ही शेर्टली
माझे गाणे,
7. They describe nature as a young, joyful and vigorous
entity
corresponding to their young minds. Nature's sights and
sounds appeal to their hearts and imagination. In this
phase,
they enjoyed the nature for its organic pleasures.
Poets turn to nature for consolation and present her as
severe, and hard task master while exerting its.
8. Wordsworth under study is 'Daffodils' or
I Wandered lonely as a Cloud. It was published in 1807 but composed in
1804. In this poem as well, one can see the direct effect of daffodils upon i
poet's mind, mid the poet takes sheer pleasure in nature's company
The poet wandered lonely as a cloud when he beheld a number of
daffodils dancing with the breeze. He narrates the scene of the flowers
and compares it with the stars of milky way. As usual in the last stanza
the poet draws his mind back to the present and gives the poem the touch
of reality.
9. Baalkavi, Wordsworth also personifies the flowers, and rivers
and mountains. Baalkavi calls names of beloved ones to the
flowers in his 'Phoolarani' (Queen Flower),
All elements of Nature including sky, earth, stars, moon, rainbow, creeprs
rocks, mountain etc. are eager to participate in the play of this child.
The following poem is Phoolrani [Queen Flower] which is a
sensitive poem dealing with tender emotion of love between a little,
flower of grass i.e. Phoolrani & Ravikiran (Ray of Sun). In last five
stanzas the poet describes the dream of phoolrani's marriage ceremony:
Baalkavi personifies every aspect of nature including phoolrani, evening,
wind, sunrays, fountain, morning, wind, also dewdrops. In the first
Stanza phoolrani is very innocent. She even doesn't know the emotion of
love and is very happy with her mother swinging with wind, second
stanza Shows development in her.
10. The Solitary Reaper he has no such reason to
worry about, on the contrary he is happy and lost in the charmed
atmosphere of sweet voice of the Highland lass. Such people and Nature
element do occur in the verses of Thombare too, whose poems are to be
compared in this study with those of Wordsworth; but Wordsworth
cannot become smaller child as Baalkavi easily becomes, in his poems.
Wordsworth in The solitary Reaper, watches the lass singing alone,
i reaping and binding herself; and then he comparers her with Nightingale
and Cuckoo. Had Baalkavi been at the place of Wordsworth, he could
have accompanied the Lass and sung with her, and instead of watching,
he would have experienced it himslef. But still, being the poets of two
different countries and cultures, they have much in common between
them. The sensitivity was as much in Baalkavi as it was in Wordsworth.
11. The focus now shifts to the mellowing and maturing mind of
Wordsworth. Here, like Baalkavi, Wordsworth reflects his own personal
experiences in his poems. With the help of Nature, the poet expresses his
feelings, pains, sorrows, grievances and matured thoughts. In this part those
poems of Wordsworth will be discussed in which the Nature is presented as
severe, and strict teacher exerting a moral influence. The
poet turns to Nature for consolation and of lives in her friendship.
