Two of this writer's poems were about his dog named Music. Another poem is an argument between the poet and a girl about whether her dead siblings are still part of the family and is titled "We Are Seven."
Two of this writer's poems were about his dog named Music. Another poem is an argument between the poet and a girl about whether her dead siblings are still part of the family and is titled "We Are Seven." He also addressed one poem to a bird with a twofold shout, while another begins with the exclamation, "Up with me!" and is addressed, like a Shelley poem, to a skylark. Name this poet who worked with Samuel Taylor Coleridge on Lyrical Ballads and wrote "Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey".
Two of this writer's poems were about his dog named Music. Another poem is an argument between the poet and a girl about whether her dead siblings are still part of the family and is titled "We Are Seven."
(William) Wordsworth