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what is the poet addressing when he says: Stop here,or gently pass?Answer me in simple words..

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Answered by manojs2722010

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Explanation:

By saying "Stop here, or gently pass," Wordsworth is telling us to appreciate the scene, or move along quietly. By addressing the reader more or less directly, he puts us into the poem in a very intimate fashion.

Answered by baby2006

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✍By saying "Stop here, or gently pass," Wordsworth is telling us to appreciate the scene, or move along quietly. By addressing the reader more or less directly, he puts us into the poem in a very intimate fashion.........

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