Throughout this poem, although at times he seems conceited, I think that he is merely using his insight to make a valid and meaningful point. He describes the persona's emotions in a way "As good as could be made by art", thus accepting that the sentiments expressed in the poem are never going to be conveyed perfectly...
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In spite of this, he succeeds in communicating them quite effectively to the reader. This is surely a sign of his intellect. The persona's feelings towards his lover seem to be genuine, and driven by passion for her. He cleverly explains how much he wants her to pledge her heart to him, although he suggests that it is flawed: "colours it and corners had"...
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differences/similarites of Dorothy and William Wordsworth He focuses more on poetry, not always rhyming or flowing, but many different types of poetic writing. Not only does he bring an interesting story to the table similar to his wife, but he takes that story and builds it, creating a masterpiece poem or sometimes more than one poem...	2 / 468
The Grasmere Journals “Dorothy's journal, critics have noted, presents a ‘seeing eye’--not a ‘subjective I’… instead her emotions are reflected in the details of nature as she catalogues her surroundings”...	3 / 632
wordsworth Dorothy Wordsworth, William's sister wrote a journal that her and her brother could read when he cared for her during the last twenty years of her life...	2 / 514
Comparison of Ted Hughes’s Hawk Roosting and William Wordsworth’s “I wondered Lonely as a Cloud” is a poem of loneliness, but in the good sense. The daffodils play the main role. When the speaker is feeling dull, depressed or lonely he thinks of the daffodils and cheers up...	3 / 716