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Wordsworth's Style

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October 15, 2015

 

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As a result, he was able to free himself of the time's poetic conventions and use pure language to compose testaments of the wonders of the world around us.
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Wordsworth's aesthetic appreciation was not destroyed by his poetic vanity: he finds no need to embellish his phrases for sophistication. Common language served Wordsworth's purpose well, for the simple words were direct in their purpose. They expressed feelings that had been known and repeated many times before, and therefore contained a certain durability...
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