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
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