In a poem addressed to a young lady, he describes a spirit that sought "a cloudy substitute for failing gladness," and In one of his works, a poet eyes "a host of golden daffodils / beside the lake beneath the trees," and described how they "flash upon that inward eye."
In a poem addressed to a young lady, he describes a spirit that sought "a cloudy substitute for failing gladness," and In one of his works, a poet eyes "a host of golden daffodils / beside the lake beneath the trees," and described how they "flash upon that inward eye." He describes how "waters on a starry night are beautiful and fair" in Ode: Intimations on Immortality, and compares himself to something that "floats on high o'er vales and hills" in I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud. FTP, identify this Romantic poet who composed lines above Tintern Abbey and teamed up with Samuel Coleridge on Lyrical Ballads.
In a poem addressed to a young lady, he describes a spirit that sought "a cloudy substitute for failing gladness," and In one of his works, a poet eyes "a host of golden daffodils / beside the lake beneath the trees," and described how they "flash upon that inward eye."
William {Wordsworth}