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How does the poet's view of nature differ from that of the woodcutter or a property owner?
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∙ 11y ago
Look in the book
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The poet often sees nature as a source of inspiration and beauty, while the woodcutter or property owner may view nature as a resource to be utilized or exploited for profit or practical purposes. The poet may focus on the spiritual or aesthetic aspects of nature, whereas the woodcutter or property owner may prioritize productivity and efficiency in their interactions with the environment.
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