where does the poet see the daffodils
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The poet see the daffodils under a tree and around the lake
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In the poem "Daffodils" penned by William Wordsworth, he saw "daffodils when he was walking" with his "sister Dorothy around Glencoyne Bay", Ullswater, in the Lake District on 15 April, 1802.
He describes the daffodil flowers as beautiful and is amazed by its beauty. He was fascinated with the view of the daffodil flowers and started exploring his thoughts and opinions on the flower. This is how the poem travels throughout.
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