Wright's embrace of nature creates powerful images and these images recreate the world. She uses nature on her journey of discovery to define reality. She views nature as something you have to see and to feel. She believes the spirit of mother earth is present in this universe. You can feel her presence as you venture earth's sacred places. The mountains, the rivers, and the lakes, the ocean so blue, the trees we shelter under and the flowers we pick. These are alive with the forces that we feel there. She manages to capture these moments of awareness and embodies these so that we share in her experience.

In Wright's poem Midnight (p.59), its main appeal is drawn towards the idea of continuity. It captures the idea of life as a continual and never-ending cycle. As something dies, it is only to be replaced by another living being. T

of darkness where I found my sight."

This explains the beginning of something new. How that plant had rejuvenated and revitalized with the changes of the seasons. Is also adds to that images of life as a circle ~ it doesn't have an end.

Judith Wright seems to awaken the minds of many through her poems, which often speaks to the god in us. She seems to be the master watcher of the beauty of nature and have set us to be apart of the world of the seasons, the world of rain and rainbows, the rising sun and new moons. We understand the world better and hear it's pulse and we dance to the beat of its drums. Her poetry presents this universe as a living being, and the she illustrates the unity of all creation.

In summary, the message of this poem is to be optimistic about life as you can conceive it much better when your own spiritual being is in a calmer state. Gradually, you will understand why certain incidences happened and the impact it has had on you would have probably strengthened your soul and you reaped benefits out of the experiences.

"...that shadowless and burning night,

"There's little change in lake and sky, they watch each other steadily;" the lake and sky signifies the constant matters in life such as change or time. All the other things surrounding it shift with the alterations.

The shadow is a symbol for our fear of death. It is referred to as 'our enemy' which is 'joined to us by night' as it stops us from living. "Earth and her creatures went imprisoned, separate in isolating light." This explains how humans have isolated themselves by their fear of death (night).

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Approximate Word count = 1368
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)