The poets of the Lakeside School sympathized with the French Revolution and were dissatisfied with capitalist industrial civilization and money relations. They advocated returning to nature, reviving the patriarchal system, expressing their affection for the lakeside landscape, praising nature, and remembering the Middle Ages. Dissatisfaction and hatred of real society. The representative poet is Wordsworth. He created a romantic style of poetry that mainly praises nature and describes the inner world. Taking "Lyric Ballads" as an example, he believes that poetry is the image of human nature and nature, and the relationship between nature and people. Enthusiasm can be combined into one, emphasizing the harmony between man and nature; his poems also use elegant and tranquil natural scenes as the description objects. The style is fresh and clear, sometimes with a touch of sadness, the language is simple, and the form is free and easy. . The most prominent feature of this type of poetry is the blending of emotions into scenery and the blending of scenes. I think that the poets of this school look at the world with a transcendent mentality. They pay attention to spiritual insights and have relatively high requirements on the spiritual level. They seem to be more inclined to the theoretical level in social life. The writing style is fresh and expresses feelings about the landscape, showing that the poets are pursuing spiritual insights, which is very similar to the Taoist concept of being born in the world. It must be this detached outlook on life that forges the pure writing style of the poets.
The Satanist poets are ideologically different from the Lakeside poets; in art, they inherited and developed the romantic poetry tradition pioneered by the Lakeside school. Satanist poets defied tradition and dared to fight. Shelley is the representative poet of this school. He is the first poet to express utopian socialist ideals. Most of his works use nature as the object of praise. They are majestic, rich in imagination, colorful and symbolic. They both describe natural scenery. , and also has political lyricism. The poet uses these works to praise nature, love, ideals and life, expressing his passionate pursuit of light, freedom, happiness and a better life, giving people a positive power and endless artistic enjoyment. In my opinion, the poetry of this school has the power to enter into the world. The poets used the power of words to truly express their own opinions. They have obvious personal colors, and the words are in line with the reality of the time, showing an indomitable spirit. , they dare to destroy tradition and accept new things, which the lakeside poets cannot do. Comparing the ideas expressed in the works of the Satanists, the freedom that the poets want is true freedom, breaking away from the old things, being full of confidence in the new things and full of hope, while the Lakeside School is a bit indecisive. What the poets pursue is relatively nihilistic and cannot Completely break away from the old things.