Comments Coleridge's Ode is an apparent response to Wordsworth's Intimations on Immortality. Wordsworth's poem discusses the idea of how society further distances man from God and spirituality. Wordsworth's poem is an inspirational revelation of the fact that nature never really leaves us. Because society distracts us and makes us forget our link to God, we blame nature. In truth, we are to blame for letting this connection slip from us.
Nature is always there.
Wordsworth's poem shows us that we are always capable of finding our connection with the light. All we must do is strive to find it and be aware of its everlasting presence. Coleridge obviously shares the view of Wordsworth's poem. As we age and are thrown into society, we become distanced from nature and our spirituality. Just as Wordsworth's poem concludes, nature never leaves us.