Nature and Death in In Memory of My Dear Grandchild and Upon Wedlock an

Nature and Death in In Memory of My secure Grandchild and Upon Wedlock and Death of ChildrenLiterature delivers or expresses ideas according to the social and ethnical settings of the bulge outicular time of the writers. Even though it is designed to be in a certain time frame, the concepts overlap each otherwise. The poems In remembering of my dear grandchild by Anne Bradstreet, Upon wedlock and expiry of children by Edward Taylor though were indite in different eras, they have a common concept death. The writers in their poems describe that death is a natural solve and differentiate it with different aspects of nature.Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672) and Edward Taylor (1642-1729) are some(prenominal) early American litterateurs, and are sign believers in the Puritan experiment in America. Anne Bradstreet was the daughter of Thomas Dudley, and got wed to Simon Bradstreet when she was sixteen years old. She received a better education than other young women did of her time s. Due to her childhood diseases and deadly, childbirth experiences, she became very weak. She had to lead a life full of hardships in the new land. Although her distress is not hidden, credence in God is also the prominent object in her works. Edward Taylor was a son of a yeoman farmer, went to Harvard for higher education, and became a teacher for a while. He was not involved with the church and instead became a prude minister. He wrote poems for his own pleasure and not as a part of religious service. He too believed in the puritan experiment in America. The poems chosen of these two writers are about death immediate family members. Although, both the writers have different intentions, they associate death with some aspects of nature. There is a common mechanics ... ...and most of all they had the common Faith in God. They both take death as a natural process of life and do not protest to God regarding the loss of their beloved. rather they solaced themselves by sa ying that it was Gods and so he took it away. There is a regular comparison between nature and death in the works of these writers. one and only(a) belief that is prominent is that everything in nature ends (including humans) it is just the difference in time frame. Meaning that some die early and some livelong than the others.Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor are from different periods of the history of American literature, but they have the homogeneous belief system. They both have faith in God that He is the one to decide about everythings destiny. They support their belief by personify it with the way the world is organized that is anything that is born has to end.