In one sonnet, this poet remembers pausing in the morning to feel a "calm so deep" caused by "all that mighty heart...lying s
In one sonnet, this poet remembers pausing in the morning to feel a "calm so deep" caused by "all that mighty heart...lying still." In addition to "Sonnet Composed upon Westminster Bridge," this poet wrote that he'd rather "be a pagan, suckled in a creed outworn" in another sonnet. In one poem, this poet claims that a "green pastoral landscape" is "more dear...for thy sake" when addressing his sister Dorothy. That poem begins "five years have passed." This poet of "The World is Too Much with Us" wrote that he "wandered lonely as a cloud" in "Daffodils." For 10 points, name this British poet of "Tintern Abbey."
In one sonnet, this poet remembers pausing in the morning to feel a "calm so deep" caused by "all that mighty heart...lying still."
William {Wordsworth}