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14 hours ago · William Wordsworth was born in Lake District of England in 1770. He is the most important poet of Romantic school of poetry. He developed a deep love for nature from his young age. He attended Cambridge University. He was fond of solitary walks in the countryside. He was a passionate supporter of the ideals of French Revolution.
3 days ago · Wordsworth and Romanticism. Wordsworth is often associated with the English Romantic movement, a cultural movement of the late 18th and early 19th century. He was part of a collective of writers and poets who sought to challenge the status quo and shed light on the darker aspects of human nature. Wordsworth’s poetry embodied the spirit of the ...
4 days ago · And thankfully there rested side by side. Wrapped in our cloaks, and, with recruited strength, Have hailed the morning sun. But cheerily, Father,, That staff of yours, I could almost have heart. To fling't away from you: you make no use. Of me, or of my strength; come, let me feel.
5 days ago · Climbing suffused with sunny air, To stop, no record hath told where! And tempting Fancy to ascend, And with immortal Spirits blend! Wings at my shoulders seem to play; But, rooted here, I stand and gaze. On those bright steps that heavenward raise. Their practicable way.
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3 days ago · The Excursion - Book First - The Wanderer. To finer distance. Mine was at that hour. Rest, and be welcomed there to livelier joy. And ever with me as I paced along. The wished-for port to which my course was bound. But stout and hale, for travel unimpaired. An iron-pointed staff lay at his side.
5 days ago · Today’s poem reminds us how much is sometimes riding on the proper grammatical distinctions. Born in Cumberland, British Romantic poet and prose writer Dorothy Wordsworth was the third of five children. Her mother died when Wordsworth was six, and she moved to Halifax to live with her aunt. In 1781 she enrolled in Hipperholme Boarding School. When her father died in 1783, the family’s ...
2 days ago · From: ‘On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic’ by William Wordsworth (1770- 1850) Feasts and Festivals. Subscribe Sign in. Share this post. Venice Espouses ...
