Appreciation of the poem lines written in early spring, simply
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Lines Written in Early Spring is a countryside poem that is largely apprehensive with nature. In it, the nameless narrator sitting in the room underneath a tree in the wilderness, and contemplates the changes that society has undergone around him. As the poet sits there and muses on nature, its beauty, and its unbroken existence, his thoughts turn briefly to the sadness of man, and to the miseries that they wrought on each other. At the time of writing, the French Revolution was raging through France, a cultural jolt which was to provide the British literary society with plenty fodder to last them for years – and Wordsworth was no immunity to the rule.
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