poet addresses skeptics saying, "For all this, nature is never spent/There lives the dearest freshness deep down things" (9-10), we see his argument for all things operating together to represent the presence of God.

Both poets express the modernist views that looked toward a new set of values rather than seeking new ways of advancement and technology. Hopkins urges mankind to see God in the world around him and Yeats urges man to see the goodness in each other before it is

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