Compare And Contrast Two Or Three Poems Or Extracts From Longer Poems By Wordsworth

Compare and Contrast two or three poems or natural selections from semipermanent poems by Wordsworth         In this essay I am liberation to compare and contrast two rives from ?The Prelude. In both extracts, Wordsworth is exploring the yield of spirit on himself as a young poet and how reputation gave him moral guidance during his childhood. Whilst the first extract is about a rather serious, frightening experience, the min extract concerns an event which is untold more exhilarating. His experiences in to each one are intensely own(prenominal) and spontaneous, the result of his direct interaction with the natural world.

        In each extract the young poet is doing an activity closely linked to nature. remove One involves the boat-stealing adventure, when he took a boat out on the lake one flush in his holidays at Patterdale. Extract two is when the young poet goes skating with the other boys one cold evening and really enjoys it, then he is attracted to skate alone by nature. In doing this we realise he is just as golden in solitude as he is in a group. In both extracts there is a feeling of a sense of the hidden power of nature. In the first extract the mountains convey the power of nature, ?With measured proceeding, like a nourishment thing, Strode after me. Here the mountains are personified and likened to an unknown creature.



The word ?Strode indicates a strong and powerful movement, which shows the hidden strength of nature. In the second extract the power of nature is shown through the earth bout on its axis, ?¦ Yet still the solitary cliffs Wheeled by me ? even as if the earth had rolled With visible motion her diurnal round! This is an effective simile as it shows that nature has the power to drive the world around.

In the first extract the experience...

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