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William Wordsworth 1770-1850 William Wordsworth • 1770, Lake District WORDSWORTH'S of type poetry New L> remained attached to this area throughout his life • walking tour of Italy, the Alps and France ↓ style live here for three years to support the French Revolution. He fell in love with a French woman, but later he returned to Eng. His hopes for the French Revolution turned to disillusionmen -> followed five. years of depression ↓ he recovered with the help of Coleridge, and after they. began work on the famous collection, Lyrical Ballads. themes-> children and childhood. POETRY -> self-conciousness -> the poet himself became the subject, his thoughts, feelings and emotions. ALMATAI because were simple B -> common language presented a link with the past -> nature because man should look to nature as his moral and spiritual guide, an inspiration for everyone because, he saw the poet as a phrophet with the role to communicate to ab as many people as possible in a language they would understand. I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud I STANZA The speaker walks alone, similar to a 10 row of daffodils near solitary cloud in the sky floating the lake. The trees flutter as they are blown by the breeze. long over valleys. Suddenly, he sees a 2 STANZA He compare the daffodily to stars in the sky, because the flowers seem on without ending. The speaker guesses there are tea thousand or 50 daffodils, and all of...
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their heads moving as if they were were dancing to go 3 STANZA near the daffodils, the waves glinting on the bay, but the daffodils seem joyful to the speaker than the waves. The daffodils make him. more was happy without him knowing that. The Solitury Reaper 4 STANZA After the experience with the daffodils, the speaker often lies on. the couch, and remained only the memory of that imagine. C I STANZA This stanza reveals true imagine of pastoral setting. The poet describes a beautiful picture of the nature, where a Highland girl is singing and in the field She his alone and there is no one to disturb her.. reaping This scene makes him happy.. 2 STANZA The poet compares the singing of the girl with nightingales and cuckoo birds. The nightingales are famous for its singing especially when tired travellers taking rest in the Arabian desert, and enjoy the music of nightingales, but the music of the girl is giving much comfort than nightingales. Poets also compare the of cockoo-birds, that sings among songs faraway Hebrides, but the song of girl. thrilling. is more the 3 STANZA poet tries to explain the song sung by the solitary reaper, but he is unable to comprehend the meaning of the song. The poet thinks that the song is about unhappy incident of the past, or about some familiar matter, 4 STANZA The poet watches her singing and using the sickle to do her work at the same time, and he stay quiet for a long time, without kind of movement. When he climbed up the hill, he making any still remembered the sweet music of the girl's song. = emotion recollected in tranquility.
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William Wordsworth
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William Wordsworth 1770-1850 William Wordsworth • 1770, Lake District WORDSWORTH'S of type poetry New L> remained attached to this area throughout his life • walking tour of Italy, the Alps and France ↓ style live here for three years to support the French Revolution. He fell in love with a French woman, but later he returned to Eng. His hopes for the French Revolution turned to disillusionmen -> followed five. years of depression ↓ he recovered with the help of Coleridge, and after they. began work on the famous collection, Lyrical Ballads. themes-> children and childhood. POETRY -> self-conciousness -> the poet himself became the subject, his thoughts, feelings and emotions. ALMATAI because were simple B -> common language presented a link with the past -> nature because man should look to nature as his moral and spiritual guide, an inspiration for everyone because, he saw the poet as a phrophet with the role to communicate to ab as many people as possible in a language they would understand. I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud I STANZA The speaker walks alone, similar to a 10 row of daffodils near solitary cloud in the sky floating the lake. The trees flutter as they are blown by the breeze. long over valleys. Suddenly, he sees a 2 STANZA He compare the daffodily to stars in the sky, because the flowers seem on without ending. The speaker guesses there are tea thousand or 50 daffodils, and all of...
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their heads moving as if they were were dancing to go 3 STANZA near the daffodils, the waves glinting on the bay, but the daffodils seem joyful to the speaker than the waves. The daffodils make him. more was happy without him knowing that. The Solitury Reaper 4 STANZA After the experience with the daffodils, the speaker often lies on. the couch, and remained only the memory of that imagine. C I STANZA This stanza reveals true imagine of pastoral setting. The poet describes a beautiful picture of the nature, where a Highland girl is singing and in the field She his alone and there is no one to disturb her.. reaping This scene makes him happy.. 2 STANZA The poet compares the singing of the girl with nightingales and cuckoo birds. The nightingales are famous for its singing especially when tired travellers taking rest in the Arabian desert, and enjoy the music of nightingales, but the music of the girl is giving much comfort than nightingales. Poets also compare the of cockoo-birds, that sings among songs faraway Hebrides, but the song of girl. thrilling. is more the 3 STANZA poet tries to explain the song sung by the solitary reaper, but he is unable to comprehend the meaning of the song. The poet thinks that the song is about unhappy incident of the past, or about some familiar matter, 4 STANZA The poet watches her singing and using the sickle to do her work at the same time, and he stay quiet for a long time, without kind of movement. When he climbed up the hill, he making any still remembered the sweet music of the girl's song. = emotion recollected in tranquility.