One of these poems discusses how a character will see "Grace that shall mould . . . by silent sympathy" in the "motions ofthe Storm", but it ends when
One of these poems discusses how a character will see "Grace that shall mould . . . by silent sympathy" in the "motions ofthe Storm", but it ends when the speaker laments Nature has only leftft him, "The memory of what has been, / And never morewill be." In another one of these poems, the speaker says he "will dare to tell" how he fell asleep on his horse while staring atthe "descending moon" before freaking out when the horse moves while he's asleep. One of them ends with the lament, "Butshe is in her grave, and, oh, / The difference to me!" and another begins by describing a Âfigure who "three years grew in sunand shower." This series of poems includes "I Traveled Among Unknown Men," "Strange Fits of Passion Have I Known",and one which describes a girl who "seemed a thing that could not feel / The touch of earthly years" after the speaker declares,"A slumber did my spirit seal." For 10 points, name this group of Âfive poems titled for an idealized country girl possibly basedon the poet's sister Dorothy, written by William Wordsworth.
One of these poems discusses how a character will see "Grace that shall mould . . .
Lucy Poems [prompt on "poems by Wordsworth" before the end]