Essay On Transience Of Life

way or another because this is the nature of life. Beautiful moment will not stay as beautiful as it is before, and nothing will remain the same forever. In fact we know that nothing will live forever, so we respect the idea that everything will die. That change reflect the idea of transience of life, and that everything will pass away. The idea of transience of life mentioned in a lot of poems, but here this idea will present more in three poems which are one day I wrote her name by Edmund Spenser, when I do count the clock by William Shakespeare and ode to Nightingale by John Keats.

First, poem "one day I wrote her name" by Edmund Spenser as presents idea of transience of life. Edmund Spenser in his poem "one day I wrote her name" talks

This poem shows how everything in nature changes, and how time has power to do that change. It shows that idea through some examples. First, Poets notes that the beautiful day not last, but it is drown into bad night. Second, The dark hair is going to be silver and then white. Third, high trees which are strong before become weak, naked and their leaves fall down when fall come. That big, strong trees will become very weak, and they cannot protect themselves regardless of protect the human or animal from sun light. Forth, the grass one day will carry out and transfer to something else. That living grass will become die thing. Shakespeare uses all that example of change just to give evidences that even pure beauty will change and will not remain forever. He used idea of transience of live to advise men and women to have children to keep their beauty because in his view he thinks that is the only way to keep their beauty. He thinks that beauty things will die and come other to take their places. Shakespeare gives very good examples of change that will come over everything. That change is course of nature. One day you are strong, happy one and other day you are weak, sad one. Time has power to make and enforce that