A speaker praises these objects by saying "We thought they were a windfall," and describing how "your daughter came with her armfuls, eager and happy." Another poem about these entities says they are fleeting "like the summer's rain or as the pearls 
A speaker praises these objects by saying "We thought they were a windfall," and describing how "your daughter came with her armfuls, eager and happy." Another poem about these entities says they are fleeting "like the summer's rain or as the pearls of morning's dew," and describes how we weep because they "haste away so soon." Those poems are by Ted Hughes and Robert Herrick respectively. Another poem about these entities notes how "they flash upon that inward eye, which is the bliss of solitude," and even though "the waves beside them danced, but they outdid the sparkling waves in glee." These objects are "continuous as the stars that shine...they stretched in a never ending line." For ten points, while wandering lonely as a cloud, William Wordsworth observed what flower?
A speaker praises these objects by saying "We thought they were a windfall," and describing how "your daughter came with her armfuls, eager and happy."
{Daffodils}