what does the poet say about the budding twigs in the poem lines written in early spring?
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He says this:
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The poem ''Lines'' is written by William Wordsworth. This poem is about the beauty of nature. By linking nature to humankind, poet got disappointed by remembering the time of the French revolution. He finds inspiration from every little thing of nature but with that, he is sad that this world separated themselves from nature.
He explains that even though I can't understand the language of nature but still I can see how they are enjoying their life with freedom. In the end, he is questioning everyone, if this the final plan of GOD to let us enjoy life as it is heaven, then why are we wasting it?
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