English, asked by ujju5303, 1 year ago

Why has William Wordsworth compared the Solitary Reaper’s song with the song of a nightingale and a cuckoo bird?

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Answered by yasheelavardhani

the reaper who sang the song had a sweet voice like that of the nightingale and the cuckoo

Answered by parvathykm2002

William Wordsworth compared the song of the Solitery reaper to that of a nightingale and that of a cuckoo because they are the singer birds.... Their voice is very sweet....On hearing the song of the reaper he feels it is as sweet as the nightingale and cuckoo sings....

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