Question

Who is the poet addressing when he states stop here or gently pass?

Answer 1

Answer:

Wordsworth

WordsworthWhat's interesting here is that, depending on how you interpret the scene, Wordsworth is actually talking to the reader, and he's basically telling the reader to avoid disturbing the solitary reaper. By saying "Stop here, or gently pass," Wordsworth is telling us to appreciate the scene, or move along quietly.

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