![]() Of stagnant waters: altar, sword, and pen,įireside, the heroic wealth of hall and bower, Milton! thou shouldst be living at this hour: So thinking the speaker crying weeping and say milton come back. Wordsworth was deeply influenced by Milton. So wordsworth says come back and take us out. At the time of milton it was not like it has been like water stopped in a swamp. According to Wordsworth, morality had stopped at that time. In this, remembering Milton says that I wish you were here. Through this Poem he paid tribute to milton. This poem by Wordsworth was published in 1802. “And when the ground was white with snow,Ģ. “Twelve steps or more from my mother’s door,Īnd they are side by side. “Their graves are green, they may be seen,” In the end the girl does declared “No, we are seven.” Poem : Like this, both are debated and Poem is over. So you’re 5, why are you counting those 2?īut still the girl says only 7. The speaker asks if your 2 siblings are dead. He then asks where are the rest of his siblings? Later he got that 2 siblings are dead. Speaker asks the girl how many siblings are they? The girl says “we are seven”. And speaks to him from a very friendly nature. The speaker meets an 8-year-old girl in this poem. Wordsworth’s poem was published in 1798 with lyrical ballads. He wanted everyone to “return to nature”ġ. Never told the evils of nature.Īlong with being a great nature poet, he was also a poet of mankind, poet of village life and poet of childhood. He found himself very impressed with that.ĭ) 4th stage: His last stage was that he considered nature to be a great teacher of mankind.īecause wordsworth considers nature to be a living soul. 3rd stage: Those who are present in the nature. He used to explain it in the same way.Ĭ). 2nd stage: He believe in every object of nature as a living soul. 1st stage: He used to like nature’s outer appearance very much.ī). Scholars count their nature love in 4 stages –Ī). His longest poem is considered “the prelude”. The most important event of his life occurred in 1798 when lyrical ballads were published. ![]()
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