The tenth section of this work ends with the lines, "a sense death-like of treacherous desertion, felt in the last place of refuge, my soul".  
The tenth section of this work ends with the lines, "a sense death-like of treacherous desertion, felt in the last place of refuge, my soul".  The sixth section of this work is subtitled "Human Nature Seeming Born Again" and also discusses crossing Simplon Pass with the lines "That very day, from a bare ridge we also first beheld unveiled the summit of Mont Blanc".  This work begins with the line, "O there is blessing in this gentle breeze", and its first section is entitled "Introduction, Childhood, and School-time".  For 10 points, name this work, subtitled "Growth of a Poet's Mind", an autobiographical poem in blank verse by William Wordsworth.
The tenth section of this work ends with the lines, "a sense death-like of treacherous desertion, felt in the last place of refuge, my soul".  
“The {Prelude}; or, Growth of a Poet's Mind”