Voisins discusses the challenges poets face when attempting to capture the essence of nature in their work. Using Henri de Régnier's poetry as a primary example, he delves into how the structured beauty of designed gardens contrasts with the wildness of untouched nature. Through a series of analyses and lyrical excerpts, the author illustrates how the beauty of nature evokes deep emotional responses, encouraging poets to reflect this in their craft. The work ultimately celebrates the profound and sometimes melancholic connection between humanity, the natural world, and the art of poetry itself, suggesting that the elements of nature speak in ways that resonate deeply with the human experience. (This is an automatically generated summary.)