Landscape in Poetry from Homer to Tennyson

Aeschylus appears beauty birds breath bright century charm classical clear close clouds colours dark deep delight described detail early earth English Epigrams example fair fall feeling field flowers follow fresh garden give given Greek green heart heaven hence hills human imaginative interest Italy land landscape later Latin leaves less light lines literature living look mind mountain Nature never night o'er once painted pass passion perhaps phrase picture poem poet poetry present pure quote rarely rendered rock round scene seems seen sense shade shows sing song soul speak Spring stars stream style sweet Tennyson thee things thou thought touch trees true Vergil verse waters waves whole wild wind woods Wordsworth