The speaker in this work mentions his "dear, dear Sister!", noting that it is her privilege to "lead from joy to joy". This had lead to a feminist reading of the work, connect
The speaker in this work mentions his "dear, dear Sister!", noting that it is her privilege to "lead from joy to joy". This had lead to a feminist reading of the work, connecting the author's identification of nature as female to his deaf sister. The speaker notes "let the moon shine on thee in thy solitary walk" in this work, which mentions "steep woods and lofty cliffs, and this green pastoral landscape" towards its end. Inspired after the author went on a trip of Southern England with his friend William Culvert, this work opens with the lines "Five years have past; five summers, with the length of five long winters". FTP, identify this poem composed a few miles above a ruined religious structure on the River Wye, a work by William Wordsworth. 
The speaker in this work mentions his "dear, dear Sister!", noting that it is her privilege to "lead from joy to joy".
Lines composed a few miles above {Tintern Abbey} on revisiting the banks of the Wye during a tour