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300 words of personal notes interpret Shelley's "Ode to West Wind."

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Welcome to BM! Kindly rate 5/5 for my ideas.

My own interpretation of Shelley's "Ode to West Wind" carefully deals with his correlation with nature and its close and apparent link to God. He also seems to reveal that a pervasive sense of spirituality resides within nature in general. Nature themes commonly permeated within this era of poetry, so I definitely see it as a natural presence in this piece and a recurrent theme in this poem.

Like nature, I ...

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