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Romanticism is a movement that made social sciences like poetry its subject of interest. This movement was originated in north America and Europe where the society was in a rapid development and the industrial revolution was at its culmination in the early 1800s. Unlike the Enlightenment which also took place at that period, Romanticism glorified the emotions and the feelings of the writer rather than his rationality and objectivity. In addition, Romanticism is known for its reverence and interest in nature because nature can be a shelter from troubles, difficulties and pains of life and individuals contemplate it individually. Further, Romanticism preferred the use of mental images and creativity over reality and facts. While the Enlightenment and Romanticism took place in the same period, their emphasis and subjects of interest were completely different and their thinkers were different as well.

Firstly, romantic poets are great worshipers of nature and have a great emotion toward it because nature is God's creation and can give them a relief from their life owes. An example that they were interested in nature is what John Clare said in his poem 'I am' in which he said "into the nothingness of scorn and noise, into the living sea of waking dreams". Another reason why Romantics were interested in nature is that the industrial revolution cause a lot of troubles for people and brought negative effects on nature and humans. For example, John Keats recommends escaping to nature by saying "in some melodious plot of beechen green, and shadows numberless'. This line means that the beauty of nature and solitude can give our minds great help to relax.

Secondly, Romanticism glorifies individuals' creativity and the use of imagination over facts and reality, which are very important for the Enlightenment. For example, George Byron says in the poem "darkness" "the bright sun was extinguished and the stars did wander darkling in the eternal space". In this line, he imagined that the sun and the stars were without light, and thus the earth was dark too because what happened to the sun. Also, Poets tended to not hide their feelings and emotions. For example, John keats says "I have been half in love with the easeful death", which means that death is longed for, which is abnormal because death is usually hated and feared, but because of the society's restrictions and troubles it has become waited.

Finally, Romantics were known for preferring solitude and discovering the mysteries of life individually over social life and living with the society and pursuit its development because this development has lead to a lot of wars and destroyed nature and animals' habitats. One of the poets who showed this tendency is John Clare in his poem 'I am'.
For example he said "I long for scenes where man hath never trod". This solitary life can give them a connection with God because we usually are closer to God when we worship him individually. Another poet who favored solitude over being within the society is John Keats. For example, he said that he might drink something heavy and fade to the forests where there are no troubles. He also urged the nightingale to fade into the forest and enjoy life's wonders and beauty.

In conclusion, Romanticism is a group of poets who emphasized the role of nature in our lives and the state of being alone when contemplating nature and worshiping God. They also tended to employ their feelings and emotions in their poems. Further, Romantics tended to escape to imagination in which they can get what they want because in reality this is difficult to achieve. All in all, no one can deny the role of romantic poets in enriching social sciences, especially literature and poetry.