Another resemblance was the final meaning-: death is not something horrible, it is just a part of our life. As during the rRenaissance era, artists saw death more like something awful,; they thought that time was heartless by moving them so fast closer and closer to the death,. bBoth of these romantic poets, they wrote about death as something inevitable. In Wordsworth's poem were the lines: "The first that died was sister Jane; In bed she moaning lay, Till God released her of her pain; And then she went away." Through these lines, the giauthorl describes how death is a part of life and how through death one will be set free from the earthly sufferings. The same meaning is revealed in Shelley's poem in the lines: "All things that we love and cherish, Like ourselves must fade and perish." They are not bitter about death,; they are both rather bitter about life, and that is the thing that specifies and connects them as rRomantic poets.

Romantic era poets thought of death like something good,; death was an escape from our horrible world that was full of fear, injustice, and suffering.