“What will I be without it?” is a question I wouldn't dare entertain. For I know that mainly thinking of it would cause me pain. A lot of people had appreciated its beauty but I do think that they relished it only superficially. Because behind the beauty of poetry are hidden messages that only the poet could very well empathize with although the readers could put so much meaning to it...
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“What will I be without it?” is a question I wouldn't dare entertain. For I know that mainly thinking of it would cause me pain. A lot of people had appreciated its beauty but I do think that they relished it only superficially. Because behind the beauty of poetry are hidden messages that only the poet could very well empathize with although the readers could put so much meaning to it...
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I WANDERED LONELY AS A CLOUD So, these daffodils make him feel like he isn't alone and he becomes happy because of this.	1 / 265
Romanticism in Wordsworth The poem ends happily, with the speaker's heart being uplifted by the remembrance of the daffodils. There is much personification used in this poem. The daffodils, on several occasions, are referred to in a human sense...	3 / 750
Poetry Explanation on Wordsworth's poem "I Wandered As Lonely As A Clo The speaker wants to become a part of this natural dance and become part of natures flow. People constantly want to become part of nature and Wordsworth believes that he can become a cloud in these moments of epiphany: "I wandered lonely as a cloud" (line 1) When he enters this surreal state during his recollections he also enters the sublime state of mind...	3 / 797
I wandered It is also interesting how the first image of the wandering cloud contrasts sharply with the second image of the dancing daffodils. The cloud drifts in solitude slowly and placidly across the sky, whereas the daffodils hurry to and fro in an energetic, lively scramble...	1 / 97