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Summaries 9th Class
DAFFODILS
(By Willium Wordsworth)
Summaries 9th Class Daffodils and Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening
Wordsworth is called the poet of the nature because of his communion with nature.He believed in the fact that nature has healing power in it that can delay our sorrows for the time being.
Wordsworth beautifully narrates his love for nature and make a picturesque view in front of the reader as well.One fine day Wordsworth, along with his sister Eusermere, Saw a bunch of golden daffodils grown Along side of bank of a lake in Lake District.He was wonder struck to see the mermerising beauty of those dancing and enjoying daffodils along with stroke's of Cool breeze.
Lovely daffodils seen like Stars in the milky way as they shine immensely in the sunlight. Daffodils seem admiring the blessing of life By moving and fro, flailing their heads mirthfully.He is under the speel of nature.
He stares them in utmost pleasure.Whenever the poet feels crestfallen and forlorn he goes down the memory lane imagines the dancing daffodils and gets the way out of disturbance.The fever and fret of life are suspended for the time being and he astrays in the world of aesthetic pleasure.
In the beginning the poet feels sad and compares himself to a lonely cloud but as the poem progress, his melancholy changes into happiness.
He celebrate the beauty of nature and all his sorrows wipe away.He sums up his feeling like his heart fills with pleasure and dances like daffodils dance in the air.
Summaries 9th Class
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