This man succeeded Robert Southey as poet laureate, and Keats called him the "Egotistical Sublime." He lamented his inability to see the "celestial light" of youth in his "Ode: Intimations of Immortality," while his trip to t
This man succeeded Robert Southey as poet laureate, and Keats called him the "Egotistical Sublime." He lamented his inability to see the "celestial light" of youth in his "Ode: Intimations of Immortality," while his trip to the Wye River Valley with his sister Dorothy inspired his poem "Tintern Abbey," which was included in a 1798 collaboration. For ten points, name this Lake poet, author of The Prelude, friend to Coleridge, and co-author of Lyrical Ballads.
This man succeeded Robert Southey as poet laureate, and Keats called him the "Egotistical Sublime."
William {Wordsworth}