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How does the poet describe the joy waiting for the butterfly? From poem to a butterfly

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Answered by hellokitty7

Answer:

How motionless! - not frozen seas

More motionless

What joy awaits you, when the breeze

Hath found you out amon the trees.

Here, William Wordsworth seems to be thinking in a wishful manner - he is wishing that the butterfly, which, to him, reminded of the simple joys of childhood, would remain there.

Hope my answer helped you. ☺

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