, Wordsworth says that poetry is" the overflow of feeling arising from emotions recollected in tranquility". in this constant, state how the poem shows the truth of his statement.
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Wordsworth refers as a poet in the poem a great poet as in this statement he is saying that the feeling of a flight is very touching very sensitive which a poet. Became the poet can think of anything in the nature and became emotional for everything means cry for everything and see the flower as the morning glory and the sky as a bride covered with shining stars. the poet translate his imagination into the beautiful words this is very true and the poem by Wordsworth is the only real narrator real. that a normal man cannot do anything it is very true that beavers word is a poet and the story which he told to the boy was of him only and north fully and spell the secret of his life so it is very true to a person.
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Wordsworth idea of poetry is that it originates from the overflow of feelings, recollected in tranquility. This means that the poet observes some object. It sets off powerful emotions in his mind. The poets lets them sink into his mind. At a later moment, he recollects those emotions in tranquility and produces a poem. The poem Daffodils clearly explains this definition of poetry. The poet saw a beautiful scene of dancing daffodils. He was filled with joy. At a later moment when he was alone (in tranquility) he recollected that scene. He felt the bliss again and the result is this poem.
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