That speaker once again beholds the (*) "steep and lofty cliffs" of this location, upon returning here after "Five years have past; five summers, with the length of five long winters!"
A poet inspired by a visit to this location recalled "looking on the happy autumn-fields" in his poem "Tears, Idle Tears." Another poem describes how with "somewhat of a sad perplexity the picture of the mind" of this place "revives again", while the speaker stands there reminiscing how he "came among these hills" and "bounded o'er the mountains." That speaker once again beholds the (*) "steep and lofty cliffs" of this location, upon returning here after "Five years have past; five summers, with the length of five long winters!" For 10 points, identify this ruined monastery on the banks of the river Wye, "a few miles above" which a few lines were written by William Wordsworth.
A poet inspired by a visit to this location recalled "looking on the happy autumn-fields" in his poem "Tears, Idle Tears."
Tintern Abbey