Question

'leave to the nightingle to her shady woods'.what is the ningtingle's shady wood?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Although he flies too high on air, it never forgets the home and so the poet calls here "might'st" and "proud privilege" because he sings independent of the leafy spring, independent of season of earth and he sings timeless. In the last stanza, Wordsworth asks the Skylark to leave the nightingale to the shady wood.