Question

What is the significance of the title 'Lines written in Early spring' in the poem written by William Wordsworth?

Answer 1

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→Wordsworth’s themes in ‘Lines Written in Early Spring’ are nature, spirituality, and peace. Throughout this poem, the poet, who is very likely the speaker, observes the natural world around him. he discusses how impactful the images of nature are on his state of mind. he was in a “sweet mood”. But, this pleasant mood leads him to deeper thoughts, those associated with the nature of humankind, and what has become of the human soul/spirit. He mourns over what man has done to man in the face of Nature which contains all of us. The speaker knows that although he doesn’t have answers to many of his questions he can take pleasure from the world around him.

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Answer 2

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→Wordsworth's themes in 'Lines Written in Early Spring' are nature, spirituality, and peace. Throughout this poem, the poet, who is very likely the speaker, observes the natural world around him. he discusses how impactful the images of nature are on his state of mind. he was in a “sweet mood”.