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with reference to the poem daffodils how Wordsworth is the poet of nature. explain it

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And then my heart with pleasure fills, And dances with the daffodils. ... William Wordsworth achingly and delicately, describes the tranquil soul of Nature in Daffodils and the feelings elicited, which is one of his most beautiful poems that reverently makes him a Poet of Nature.

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