FTP, name this book of poems which includes "Tintern Abbey" and "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."
It includes a poem which compares the way nature heals her "wandering and distempered child" with the "friendless solitude" of the dungeon.  Another poem features a man who weeps because he had to kill 49 of his sheep to feed his ten children, leaving but one lamb as "The Last of the Flock."  The collection also includes the "Complaint of a forsaken Indian Woman," a poem about the "old Huntsman" Simon Lee, and a poem about a man who becomes very cold, "Goody Blake and Harry Gill."  More famous are "Expostulation and Reply," "We are Seven," and a poem which was written on July 13, 1798 when the poet revisited the banks of the Wye.  FTP, name this book of poems which includes "Tintern Abbey" and "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."
It includes a poem which compares the way nature heals her "wandering and distempered child" with the "friendless solitude" of the dungeon.  
Lyrical Ballads