POETRY ASSIGNMENT

Poetry Assignment

Poetry Assignment

Introduction

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POETRY REVIEW

Poetry Review

Poetry Review

Introduction

William Wordsworth (1770-1850) worked all his life to writing the Prelude, extensive autobiographical work of eight thousand lines, which was not published until his death in 1850. The book takes its title from the fact that the poem was supposed to be originally a preamble to a composition of philosophical inspiration, which would be called The Recluse, but never saw the day, the except the second part of the proposed mural. Monopolizing the attention of the poet, The Prelude quickly took on considerable proportions: he had two books in 1799, thirteen in 1805, and fourteen to the poet's death (Abrams, 2006).

Poetry Review: William Wordsworth “The Prelude”

The Prelude" (her major work) exposes us, either in direct narrative, either in the form of allusions, most of the influences that shaped his life. During the summer of 1790, he made in the French Alps, Switzerland and Italy, a journey on foot that gave him (as well as the enthusiasm of revolutionary France) most vivid memories. "The Prelude" recounts Wordsworth's passion for observing nature and his friendship with another famous writer, Samuel T. Coleridge. 1798-99, he and his sister Dorothy and Coleridge stay in Germany, which was begun in "The Prelude". In 1799, Wordsworth returned to the Lake District.Avec another poet, Southey, Coleridge addition, we are witnessing the group "Lake poets" (watch Friends "PCCISTES" not to be confused with "Lakers" Tony Parker .. .) (Abrams, 2006).

The Prelude or Growth of a poet's mind is a vast undertaking autobiographical William Wordsworth (1770-1850) has continued to develop and then to rework his entire life. It must be only part of a larger poem, The Recluse (The Recluse), but he found his autonomy and became one of the main projects of the poet. Three versions are available today: the ...