central idea of the poem 'upon the Westminster Bridge '
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William Wordsworth's poem "Upon Westminster Bridge" is a depiction of the sublime, characterized here by the early morning as viewed from Westminster Bridge in London. ... Wordsworth suggests that it is in repose that the city is most beautiful, rather than when it is in the midst of its daily work.
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