"Nature" is what we see

"Nature" is what we see--
The Hill--the Afternoon--
Squirrel--Eclipse--the Bumble bee--
Nay--Nature is Heaven--
Nature is what we hear--
The Bobolink--the Sea--
Thunder--the Cricket--
Nay--Nature is Harmony--
Nature is what we know--
Yet have no art to say--
So impotent Our Wisdom is
To her Simplicity.

Literary Devices:

Central Purpose: NATURE and LIFE and how important it is.

Personal Reflection: Nature is personified as "she" in this poem to make you understand how important the well being and the life of nature is. If nature is giving human charactizistic it is understood to be something of value and should be cared for. Also, Ms. Dickinson is pointing out that nature is more than what we see with our eyes, there is actually life living among it all.

Conclusion: I did these three poems to represent each other because , Nature is also Life and it Lives and Dies just like a human does, we just have to be careful how we treat it .