Question

what is the central idea of the poem the solitary reaper

Answer 1

Answer:

The central idea of the poem 'The Solitary Reaper' is BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE GIVE US LIFE-LONG PLEASURE. In the poem “The Solitary Reaper” the poet William Wordsworth describe the power and magic of the girl's song. He compares it with the song of a Nightingale and that of a cuckoo.

Answer 2

The central idea of the poem the solitary reaper is that beautiful experiences give us pleasure.

EXPLANATION:

• The poem starts off evolved with the poet taking walks in the highlands of Scotland while he comes across a woman who is reducing and binding grain into sheaves.  
• She is singing as she works.  
• Though the tune is despair, her voice is so fascinating that the poet stops to concentrate to her.
• He compares her track to the sweet notes of the nightingale and the cuckoo, each birds that sing in romantic environment.  
• He is, nevertheless, intrigued by using the music and wonders what the theme of the song might be.
• This does not detract from his amusement of the tune and he simply stands there and listens to her tune.  
• One aspect is apparent, her track is sad and her notes are plaintive.  
• He desires that her track might move on and on.  
• Finally, the poet incorporates on, along his way, bearing in his heart the memory of the track.