Question

how does the song of the solitary reaper affect wordsworth?

Answer 1

The primary experience that the speaker undergoes as a result of hearing a song in the poem is to activate his own moral imagination. Not understanding the words or lyrics of the song,the speaker begins to wonder what could be the basis for singing and,in the process,helps to develop the speaker's own sensation of what might be from what is. Some of the thoughts which enter the speaker's moral imagination is that the song could be one of "old,unhappy,far off things" or "battles" that have been waged. The fact that remains the speaker does not fully know what is being sung or what the words mean,but it can mean so much to the speaker and in the final analysis,this activation of imagination becomes it's overall effect.

Answer 2

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The poet was spell bound by the sweetness of the song of the solitary reaper . Though he could not understand the language of the song he stood there motionless and captivated enjoying the song . It fascinated him so much that he carried its sweet melody in his heart for a long time .