Features of Wordsworth

Features of Wordsworth as Romantic poet.

       Describe the main features of Wordsworth poetry.

    William Wordsworth is known for his pioneering role in the Romantic movement and his significant contribution to English poetry.His works embody several key features that define his unique poetic style. These features include a focus on nature and its transformative power,an emphasis on the ordinary and everyday experience, a celebration of individual and the imagination, and a lyrical and contemplative tone. By examining specific poems , such as " I wandered - Lonely as a cloud " and " lines composed a few miles Above Tintern Abbey , we can further explore these main features of Wordsworth poetry.

        Another main features of Wordsworth's poetry is his focus on the ordinary and everyday experience. He believed in finding beauty and significance in the simple and commonplace aspects of life. In "Lines -composed a few miles Above Tintern Abbey," Wordsworth reflect on visit to a beloved natural landscape, Tintern Abbey. The poem explores the theme of memory and its impact on one's relationship with nature. Wordsworth's revisits  the landscape after a five- year absence and reflects on how the memories of this place have shaped his identity and provided him with a sense of solace and spiritual nourishment. He finds joy and consolation in the ordinary sights and sounds of nature, such as the " steep and lofty cliffs" and the " green pastoral landscape." The poem captures Wordsworth's ability to infuse the ordinary with a sense of         transcendence and to reveal the profound connections between human. Beings and the Natural world.