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“Daffodils” is a poem by WilliamWordsworth. It is also known as “I wandered lonely as a cloud”. From the title of this poem, it is obvious that it is about daffodils. Wordsworth used broad range techniques in this poem, such as figurative language, rhyme, and word choices. I choose this poem because there are powerful vocabularies, countless techniques and an underlying theme.
Wordsworth used varieties words choice to create the mood of this poem. The mood changes from peaceful, to happy, even crowded. In first stanza, Wordsworth used the word, lonely to convey the feeling of quiet; “dancing”, and “fluttering” to transition into a joyful mood.
“Daffodils” is a poem by WilliamWordsworth. It is also known as “I wandered lonely as a cloud”. From the title of this poem, it is obvious that it is about daffodils. Wordsworth used broad range techniques in this poem, such as figurative language, rhyme, and word choices. I choose this poem because there are powerful vocabularies, countless techniques and an underlying theme.
Wordsworth used varieties words choice to create the mood of this poem. The mood changes from peaceful, to happy, even crowded. In first stanza, Wordsworth used the word, lonely to convey the feeling of quiet; “dancing”, and “fluttering” to transition into a joyful mood.
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The conclusion or the end of the poem Daffodils is that the beauty of hills, valley and particularly the daffodils holds a significant position in the heart of the poet. According to him, whenever when he is alone and sad, the memory of watching those daffodils flash in his mind.
He imagines that he is among those daffodils and dancing with them in joy and ecstasy. Hence for the poet nature is the most important thing. Worldly things do not give real pleasure or peace. Only nature can make us happy and joyful.
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