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what is the object of the wordsworth celebration in the poem Westminster Bridge?

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And all that mighty heart is lying still! Wordsworth's poems were a celebration of the natural beauty provided by the earth, and it is thus unusual to come across a poem of his that so celebrates the beauty of man-made structures.

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what is the object of the wordsworth celebration in the poem Westminster Bridge?