what do you mean by the poet gased and gazed at the flower from the poem daffodils
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He realised that a poet who was susceptible to natural grace could not help but feel happy in the presence of such gay and beautiful flowers. He gazed at them, hardly knowing what enormous treasure he was accumulating in his mind. He celebrates the fact that nature is always a source of inspiration for people.
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He realised that a poet who was susceptible to natural grace could not help but feel happy in the presence of such gay and beautiful flowers. He gazed at them, hardly knowing what enormous treasure he was accumulating in his mind. He celebrates the fact that nature is always a source of inspiration for people
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