Nature, often represented as a feminized Mother Nature, has become so sexually impassioned in her “romantic chasm” that she reaches a metaphorical orgasm: “A mighty fountain momently was forced” (v.19). We reach the trinity of nature, sexuality and divinity if we notice how the “savage place,” which can mean both sexual and natural savageness, is described as “holy and enchanted” (v...
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The idea of a fountain being forced from a chasm also strikes up the image of an overflowing well. If we see the well as a symbol of the latent qualities of the unconscious, or, those qualities which our creative faculties struggle to access, then the image of an overflowing well can symbolize all of the dormant potential of the unconscious suddenly being unleashed...
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Romantic Period -Williom Wordsworth These poems are a collection of their experimental poetry that embarked Romantic literature. At first, the appearance of Lyrical Ballads did not receive positive acclaim from critics due to its controversial technique and subject matter...	2 / 281
Romantics These poets were considered archaic because they were the first to experiment with this style of writing. There was no one before them, so for influence they had to look back to the past for influence...	1 / 233
Romanticism Here he had met and fell in love with a french woman, Annette Vallon who later gave birth to their child the next year. Due to tensions between France and Britain Wordsworth was forced to leave...	2 / 504
the romantic era and its goals Romantics idealized aspects of their lives through their literature and paintings. They focused more upon the unruly and dangerous parts of nature, seeming unique and driven from God...	1 / 230