William Wordsworth, Raghunath Choudhry, and Rabindranath Tagore were all worshippers of nature who believed nature was man's guiding principle and best teacher. Though from different eras and cultures, their poems extraordinarily depicted nature's beauty and its impact on human feelings. They praised nature's creations like blooming flowers, singing birds, and scenic landscapes. Tagore's poems in particular conveyed nature's deep influence on the human condition. Overall, all three poets expressed profound love of nature through their writings.

2.  He was born in the year 1770.
 He was one of the famous authors of romantic
era.
 His writings were based on love, fascination,
obsession, myth and nature.
 He produced a style of writing which was
psychologically persuasive and based on direct
autobiographical experience.
 A majority of Wordsworth‟s literature expressed
his obsession with nature.
 He devoted his life to poetry and used his
feelings for nature to express himself and how he
evolved.
 He died in the year 1850.

3. William Wordsworth(1770-1850)

4.  The poet did not always have the same idea about nature.
 He even reflected doubts upon nature in some of his
poems such as „The Prelude‟, and „Tintern Abbey‟.
 In these poems he exhibits some of his hesitation about
nature and the benefits that it can provide to the society.
 He says nature keeps all his powers in healthy state of
integration so a child of nature has imagination because
he educates his principle from the beginning.
 In addition, he says nature has the powers of purifying the
feelings of beauty and fear.
 His relationship with nature later became more complex
and mature because of the events that were taking place in
his life and according to growth of his mind.

5.  He was born on 7 May, 1861.
 He was a nature pioneer and sought harmony
between progress and preservation.
 He was also an
artist, novelist, playwright, philosopher and freedom
fighter.
 His poems are filled with amorous and mystical
themes. It ranged from nature to patriotism.
 He wrote beautiful and mystical poems right from his
childhood.
 He read in a school at Santiniketan. Later he read law
at University College, London.
 In 1874, his first poem Abhilaash was published.
 In 1883, he married Mrinalini Devi.
 He was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature in 1931.
 He died on 7 August, 1941.

6. Rabindranath Tagore(1861-1941)

7. “ Amar e gan chherechhe tar shokol olongkar
Tomar kachhe rakhe ni ar shajer ohongkar.
Olongkar je majhe pore milonete aral kore,
Tomar kotha dhake je tar mukhoro jhongkar.
Tomar kachhe khate na mor kobir gorbo
Mohakobi tomar paee dite chai je dhora.
Jibon loi joton kori jodi shorol bashi gori,
Apon shure dibe bhori shokol chhidro tar.”
“My song has put off her adornments
She has no pride of dress and decoration
Ornaments would mar our union, they would come
Between thee and me, their jingling would drown thy whispers.
My poets vanity dies in shame before thy sight
O master poet, I have sat down at thy feet.
Only let me make my life simple and straight,
like a flute of reed for thee to feel with music . “

8. “The earth paints a portrait of the sun at dawn
with sunflowers in bloom.
Unhappy with the portrait,
she erases it and paints it again and again.”
--Rabindranath Tagore
Tagore’s home at Shelaidaha in Kushtia District, Bangladesh.

9.  He was a nature pioneer and sought harmony
between progress and preservation.
 Nature with its colours, perfume, and beauty
enchanted Tagore.
 However this feeling of enchantment did not
change him, rather it freed him.
 It gave him the chance to expand to step outside
himself.
 To him, the essence of his freedom was his love for
the universe and nature.

10.  He was born in a small village at Laopara,in Kamrup
district of Assam in 1879.
 He got high school education in Guwahati. Later, he
worked as a teacher for few days and then went back to
cultivation.
 During this time, he started poetic creations.
 He contributed many poems to Assamese literature.
 Raghunath had a poetic bend of mind since his early
days.
 His poems were based on love of nature, human love
and affection, spiritualism, devotion to knowledge and
renunciation, etc.
 Some of his famous poems are Keteki, Karbala,
Dahikatara, Sadari, Navamallika, etc.
 He died on 5 November, 1967.

11. Raghunath Choudhry (1879-1967)

12.  He very keenly observed nature and was
very much attached to it.
 His love of nature is unique and
uncommon in the Assamese literature.
 In his poems, we find a poet deeply admiring
the beauty of birds and flowers of nature.
 Beautiful objects and brilliant colours
of nature brings in him a poetic mind.
 He considers nature as a friend,
philosopher and a guide. He is a worshiper of nature.
 In his poem ‘Sakhiloi’ he writes about his
childhood, hills, woods, open fields,etc.
 He considers nature not only to have life but feelings also.

13. Both Raghunath Choudhry and William
Wordsworth were worshippers of nature. The two
poets were of different ages. They believe that
nature is the guiding principle and the best
teacher for man. Both of them inspired the
thoughts of man and awakened their love for
nature with noble ideas of life. Raghunath
Choudhry explored the potential of Assamese
romantic poetry that worked as an inspiration for
younger poets to write poems with new
confidence and spirit. Both of them belonged to
different age and culture but their poems
regarding nature were completely extraordinary
and unique.

14. “I have travelled around the world
to see the tallest mountains and the deepest oceans.
But I never took a few steps from my own doorsteps
to see the beauty in dewdrops of a blade of grass.”
--- Rabindranath Tagore
The main interest of Rabindranath Tagore was the impact
of nature on men. So he wrote a lot of poems related to
nature and men. Tagore had deep sense of feeling for
nature from his childhood. He feels special when he is
among the trees and clouds. He can even feel the tune
with the musical touch of the slogans in air.
Tagore’s poems had also inspired a lot of younger poets
and made them realise about the love of nature.

15. Tagore’s poems are somewhat similar to those of
Wordsworth’s. In Tagore’s poems we can deeply
feel the relation between men and nature.
Similarly, in Wordsworth’s and Choudhry’s
poems we find love towards nature, the feelings
when they see flowers blooming in the green
field, birds flying in the sky and the beauty of
hills and mountains. All the three poets have
already known the real happiness to be a part of
this beautiful nature and so they have praised
this God’s creation wholeheartedly through their
writings. All these three poets can be truly
considered as lovers of nature.