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Famous poem by William Wordsworth, composed in 1804

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Senior gardener about 1 year ago

Dear young ones. There will come a time when you, too, will begin to think what you want read at you final departure from this earth. Maybe it is the ONLY time you get to do exactly what you want to do! This poem, and Trees by Kilmer are my choices. Don't worry. You will understand by and by.

love about 1 year ago

too bad i have to write an essay on it.

Anonymous about 1 year ago

awesome poem!!

sara about 1 year ago

beautiful but I had to study it for a test and I am bored

prenzeza about 1 year ago

very inspiring.......

Anonymous about 1 year ago

Whoever doesn't love this poem is a complete and utter moron, who doesn't deserve the privilege of going to college. Some people are better off learning a trade; you'd probably make more money anyway. Poetry like this is for people that understand life, and the little details that make it worth living. If football and pork rinds are what fills your soul, you would be better off never opening a book--stick to reading road signs.

asfia about 1 year ago

the poem is really interesting

PETRONA .S.FRAZER about 1 year ago

This is an extremely mind trilling poem.Its vivid references to nature are remarkably useful,in better understanding what this poem is all about.wordsworth use of nature gives the reader his view of nature and how much he loved it.

Anonymous about 1 year ago

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Anonymous about 1 year ago

this is an extremly mind numing piece of material I now realise why my sister has no intrest in poetry after being forced to read this "clap-trap" Thankyou for taking the time to read this email

Anonymous about 1 year ago

It's very beautiful!You can feel what his heart wanted to say.The words used are very romantic.

amouna about 1 year ago

Nature and her wealth turns Wordsworth away from solitude.Beautiful poem, iam fun of romantic poetry especially that of wordsworth.

mfzh over 2 years ago

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funfan over 2 years ago

"The waves beside them danced" lol

bibliolept over 2 years ago

Bravo, a favorite of misanthropes, introverts, and other seekers of solitude.