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The poem the prelude could be a metaphor for?

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Answered by XxBrotherSisterxX

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Answered by radharai1255

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Wordsworth was inspired by memories of events and visits to different places, explaining how they affected him. He described The Prelude as "a poem on the growth of my own mind" with "contrasting views of Man, Nature, and Society".

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