A Casual Poetical History Of Eco-Poetry (Ii) Poem by Bijay Kant Dubey

A casual poetical history of eco-poetry,
How to write it,
Put to words
In the aftermath of
Forests cleared and cleaned,
Animals hunted down,
Kept in the zoos
Away from natural habitats
To artificial habitats,
Factories opened,
Cities developed,
Industries begun,
Pollution level affecting it?

But as far the poetical history is concerned,
Memory goes to the reading of
To Daffodils by Herrick,
The Tiger by Blake,
An Elegy by Gray,
My reading of Wordsworth's The Solitary Reaper,
The Daffodils,
To The Skylark, Lost Love,
A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal,
Strange Fits of Passion,
Lines Written In Early Spring,
Tintern Abbey,
Prelude,
Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3,1802,
The World Is Too Much With Us,
Of Shelley's To The Skylark,
Ode To The West Wind.

The Lost Leader by Browning,
Ode to a Nightingale by Keats,
The Brook,
The Eagle by Tennyson,
The Darkling Thrush by Hardy,
The Bull,
Stupidity Street,
The Bells of Heaven by Hodgson,
The Hawk by Hughes,
Bavarian Gentians,
Kangaroo,
Elephant,
Snake by Lawrence.

Though of the other track I have not forgotten
One Day I Wrote Her Name by Spenser,
My Mistress' Eyes by Shakespeare,
My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose by Burns,
God Made The Country by William Cowper,
The Village Schoolteacher by Oliver Goldsmith.
The Little Black Boy,
London by Blake,
The Beggar Maid by Tennyson,
Dover Beach,
The Scholar Gypsy by Arnold,
My Last Duchess by Browning,
God's Grandeur,
Pied Beauty by Hopkins,
Futility by Owen,
The Soldier by Brooke,
Martha,
The Listeners by Mare,
Sea Fever by Masefield,
The Hollow Men,
The Waste Land by Eliot,
Look, Stranger! ,
Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening,
The Road Not Taken by Frost,
The Unknown Citizen by Auden,
Ambulances,
Church Going,
At Grass by Larkin,
An Acre of Grass,
The Lake Isle of Innisfree,
The Wild Swans at Coole by Yeats,
Poem In October by Thomas.