explain this poem briefly
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In this poem speaker observes the London from Westminster bridge. While Wordsworth wrote this poem about nature the speaker appreciates the beauty if the city which looks serene early in the morning especially since he is seeing the city removed from the noisiness and activity.
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Instead of trying to describe the scene the speaker tries to express how it is beautiful it is from another angle as well he justifies the decision to stop his coach along the way to look at the view from the bridge. He uses another colon:- maybe "now he'll " stop keeping us in suspense and describe this amazing view. This explainatyin is of lime 2-3
This line hints that maybe the morning not London itself is responsible fie the stunning quality of the view. As in the garment could be so beautiful that it doesn't matter what the person will wearing it look like. Anyone could be wearing it and you'd like:- "that's one heck of a garment there"
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In general term the speaker describes some sights that are visible from the Westminster bridge
The setting is "silent" because of the early hour ⌛️ which from Dorothy Wordsworth journal which know was around 5-6am
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The speaker sums up the whole scene at the end of the poem's first chunk of eight lines called an octet
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