When the speaker refers to nature's holy plan in lines written in early spring he is suggesting that?
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Well, the simplest answer of your question is that ' nature's way is very superior as compared to human's way''
The poem' lines written in early spring' is actually written by the famous poet "William Wordsworth" He actually talk about nature doing and thing and also about the humanity in the poem . This is done in a aesthetic way and the speaker told the reader that nature is actually perfect. So in the end of the poetry the author conclude that nature has done the perfect work and is really pleasant but it is humanity which is inferior .
The poem' lines written in early spring' is actually written by the famous poet "William Wordsworth" He actually talk about nature doing and thing and also about the humanity in the poem . This is done in a aesthetic way and the speaker told the reader that nature is actually perfect. So in the end of the poetry the author conclude that nature has done the perfect work and is really pleasant but it is humanity which is inferior .
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In the poem "Lines Written in Early Spring" by William Wordsworth, "nature's holy plan" appears to be enjoying life. As the speaker sits in a grove and ponders the plant and animal life existing there, they note that joy is present throughout all sentient beings
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