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Nature has been severely damaged by pollution and waste from human activity. Flowers are silent, birds are few, and mythical sea creatures are trapped in the garbage dumped by humans. The sky is slowing like a dying clock. Poetry and spirituality are failing as nature, the heart of the world, lies still. It seems God himself is struggling to call out one last time as the damage to the natural world widens in the sky.
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Nature is in dire straits, having been laid waste by pollution from human activity. The flowers are silent, birds few, and the sky is slowing like a dying clock. Mythical gods like Proteus, Triton, and Neptune who were thought to rise from or rule the seas are now helpless, as human actions have entombed or choked them and moved in for the kill. Poetry and faith have also begun to fail as nature, represented as having a mighty heart, now lies nearly lifeless.
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Nature has been severely damaged by pollution and waste. The flowers are mute, birds are few, and mythical sea creatures like Proteus and Triton are struggling as their environment has been destroyed. Neptune lies helpless like a beached whale. As nature's heart grows still, poetry and faith are also failing, and God himself seems to be uttering a last cry of distress for the wounded sky.
Ramiro tomás B.
Nature has been harmed by pollution and needs Wordsworth's help. The flowers are silent, birds are few, and the sky is slowing down. Hopes of Proteus rising from the sea have been buried under waste. Triton struggles with pollution choking his horns and dazing his eyes. Neptune lies helpless like a beached whale as poetry, piety, and nature's heart begin to fail with a widening wound in the sky and God's last cry.
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Nature is in dire straits, having been laid waste by pollution from human activity. The flowers are silent, birds few, and the sky is slowing like a dying clock. Mythical gods like Proteus, Triton, and Neptune who were thought to rise from or rule the seas are now helpless, as human actions have entombed or choked them and moved in for the kill. Poetry and faith have also begun to fail as nature, represented as having a mighty heart, now lies nearly lifeless.
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Nature has been severely damaged by pollution and waste. The flowers are mute, birds are few, and mythical sea creatures like Proteus and Triton are struggling as their environment has been destroyed. Neptune lies helpless like a beached whale. As nature's heart grows still, poetry and faith are also failing, and God himself seems to be uttering a last cry of distress for the wounded sky.
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Nature has been harmed by pollution and needs Wordsworth's help. The flowers are silent, birds are few, and the sky is slowing down. Hopes of Proteus rising from the sea have been buried under waste. Triton struggles with pollution choking his horns and dazing his eyes. Neptune lies helpless like a beached whale as poetry, piety, and nature's heart begin to fail with a widening wound in the sky and God's last cry.
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The poem describes how nature has been laid waste due to pollution from humans. The flowers are mute, birds are few, and the sky is slowing like a dying clock. Mythical figures like Proteus, Triton, and Neptune who represent nature are struggling or helpless as man continues to destroy the environment and accelerate climate change. Poetry and religion are failing as nature's heart lies still with wounds widening in the sky.
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