by saying, “Beside the lake, beneath the trees,” (Line 5). William and his sister roamed around the beautiful countryside a majority of the time as a child, which made the scenery inspire him to write this poem. He describes his adoration for nature in his poem as he states, “A host, of golden daffodils,” (4). This quote justifies Wordsworth’s fondness of the natural, outside world, and portrays that he is admiring the beauty surrounding him. William continues on by stating, “Continuous as the stars…
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