Meaning of
A sight so touching in its majesty
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The poem, written in 1802, is about the beauty of London and the bridge, on which civilians were mown down yesterday. We must never stop seeing this through William Wordsworth's eyes: "Earth has not anything to show more fair".
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The phrase represents the emotion of the poet, where he states that there is nothing more fair on earth than the sight which he sees. The sight is pleasant and breathtaking.
- The phrase has been taken from the poem “Composed upon Westminster Bridge, by William Wordsworth.
- Poet contemplates the city at dawn, seeing it for its majestic beauty but and anyone who does not notice the pleasantry around is a dull soul.
- In the poem morning beauty lying over a quite city like a blanket is described. The city was a touching sight with no pollution and it lies open to the fields, and to paradise.
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