Beauty Of Beloved In Nature
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By: Mohd. Tauseef, Deputy Bureau Chief, ICN U.P.
LUCKNOW: We must first analyze what is Love and then we can come to the beauty of beloved and its deep association with nature. Love is according to Stevenson cool and smiling habit of mind that captures senses and for that eyes find a center of attraction that moves spirit design by the eyes of beholder. Beauty of beloved is always soothing, inspiring, composing and work as appetizer to the soul. When we are in lost in the beauty of the beloved we forget out own self – self which is often burden on us.
Now comes nature where everything has its own charm so clear that having absolutely different identity flowers are compared to the beautiful countenance of the beloved. The beloved is accomplished and the things in nature obtained the lovable elements through attribute, hidden and upon certain objects they flash their part of shake that compiles something which appeals human eyes and goes deep down the heart and then love grips the whole system of our thought process.
Famous romantic English poet William Wordsworth had great affinity with the nature and must have been watching some face therein which was his ideal. He looks at those objects subjectively which generally applicable to all. Some cast cursory glance and enjoy momentary delight but the beholder who rivet eyes upon objects proceed near to the reality of the luster and that start transcending the limitations.
Pleasing sights give sense to the metaphysical level only fragment of the whole of beauty is visible in nature. Stars little light, moons more and we conclude that sun has maximum of the radiance but the reality is not that if we talk about the beauty of the beloved and the nature we realize that we seek beauty and nature we find. Beloved is inaccessible nature is within reach.
Beloved can be imagined by perception and nature is cause of sensation. Beloved release life and nature earn life. Through and through we find traces of beauty in nature and that is the limit of achievement of our wisdom and that is enough.
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