Honorable Love Poem
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Introduction Many characteristics have been mentioned to clearly view the Romantic ideology, not to mention, the Romantic poets as well. Even though many critics have failed to precisely define “Romanticism,” they all came to a conclusion from all the Romantic poets’ themes in their poems which is that they all celebrate nature, whether by using their sense of nostalgia; or using vision of dreams. Even their opposition against political movements and monarchies was linked to nature from their way of using symbols and images of nature. On the whole, Romanticism is not limited to only the characteristics and major poets. It is worth mentioning that the gender of the poets plays a major role in the Romantic era due to the fact that female
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