Poems about William Wordsworth

1."The Lonely Wheat Cutter".

Look, a lonely highland girl.

Harvest in the distant fields, and sing alone while cutting,—— please stand still or walk quietly!

She cut and bundled the wheat alone, and sang an infinitely sad song, and listened with bated breath! Deep and wide valleys.

It has been overflowing with singing!

Never before has a nightingale sung such a charming song, in the shade of the desert.

soothes tired travelers;

Never before has there ever been a cuckoo welcoming spring, whose cry so soul-stirring, is in the distant Hebrides.

Break the loneliness of the sea.

What she sings, who can tell me?

The notes of sorrow continue to flow, is it to tell the distant unheardness?

Is it a chant of ancient war?

Maybe her songs are more humble, just singing about today's ordinary joys and sorrows, just singing about the sorrows and pains of nature - what she experienced yesterday, and will meet again tomorrow?

What the girl sang, I can't guess, her song is like flowing water that never ends;

I saw her singing and working at the same time, bending over and waving the sickle, working ......endlesslyI sat still and listened to her sing, and then, when I climbed the hill, it still haunted me, even though it was long gone. (Translated by Fei Bai).

I wander alone, like a lonely cloud.

Fly high over canyons and mountains:

Suddenly, I saw a dense crowd

is a large golden daffodil;

They danced in the shade of the trees by the lake, in the breeze.

Like the stars of the Milky Way

Reflecting the night sky, sometimes dark and sometimes bright;

Narcissus is along the shore of the bay.

A piece of yellow cancan stretched forward;

I saw it all at a glance

While dancing, you can turn your head frequently.

The waves of water danced beside them, but the narcissus.

dances more merrily than shining water waves;

With such a merry friend as his companion, the poet's heart is filled with joy!

I looked and looked, but it was hard to understand.

What wealth does this sight give me:

Because, sometimes I'm at a loss.

Or lying on the couch in contemplation, this narcissus always flashes before my eyes, so that I can make a home in the solitude of happiness At this time my heart is filled with joy, and dances with the narcissus.

I don't know the first paragraph.

The second is from the Overture

Profession: Poet.

Nationality: English Why is he famous: William Wordsworth was an important British Romantic poet who became the English Poet Laureate in his later years.

In 1795, Wordsworth met fellow poet Samuel Coleridge, and together they became a leading figure in the English Romantic movement, publishing The Lyrical Ballad in 1798. Wordsworth's most famous poems include "I Am Lonely as a Cloud" and "She Lives in the Wilderness", although his masterpiece is considered to be the autobiographical Prelude, written to Coleridge and published posthumously, born on April 7, 1770 Birthplace: Corkmouth, Cumberland, Asterisk: England

Aries. Died: April 23, 1850 (aged 80).

The article and ** Westminster Bridge disobeyed the king, and the London church now Westminster Bridge opened on this day, ending years of conflict, even including the payment of huge bribes to the king. May 24, 1862Married Life1802-10-04English Romantic poet William Wordsworth (32 years old) married his childhood friend Mary HutchinsonWilliam Wordsworth's life1795-09-15Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballad – The First Work of the English Romantic Movement (possible date)1802-04-15William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy saw a daffodil's " long belt", encouraging the former to write "I am as lonely as a cloud" Kiwang. 1843-04-06William Wordsworth Appointed Poet Laureate by Queen Victoria on Twitter Sharing Famous Poet Ben JohnsonChinua AchebyEmily DickinsonMatthew ArnoldOscar WildeSamuel Taylor Colridge.

Wordsworth's modern poems are:

1. Lyric poems: "Lyrical Ballad Collection" and "Next to Dingden Temple".

2. Long poems: "Overture" and "Far Travel".

3. Poems: "Lucy", "Song of Narcissus", "Signs of Immortality".

Wordsworth's short poems are fresh, and long poems are fresh and profound, reversing the flat and elegant style of neoclassicism, and creating a fresh and lively romantic poetic style. His sonnets are magnificent, and his "Overture" (1805) pioneered the use of rhyme to write an autobiographical "The Growth of a Poet's Soul", which opened up a new generation in both content and art.

Wordsworth's poems about nature are beautiful and moving, and one of the outstanding characteristics of his poems is that they are allegorical and scene-blended. This style is reflected by the author through the subject matter of the poem, the language used in the poem, and the choice of rhythm, style and vocabulary used in the poem.

Wordsworth's creative proposition:

Wordsworth, the leader of the "Poet by the Lake", had a great deal of ups and downs in his thinking, from the initial ardent yearning for the French Revolution to the later nature worship of the mountains and rivers, and an epoch-making innovation in poetry, so much so that some call him the first modern poet.

He was a great theorist of poetry, and although his main treatise was only the preface to the second edition of the Lyrical Ballads (1800), the essay contained explosives that could destroy the classicism of the eighteenth century.

He said that poetry must contain strong emotions, which excludes all works of adaptation and play; Poems must be written in plain and vivid real language, which excludes "poetic rhetoric" and clichés; The function of the poem is to give the reader a keen ability to distinguish between good and bad, so as to free him from the "torrent of fanatical **, morbid and stupid German tragedy, and boring exaggerated rhyme stories";

Advise students to cherish time. Time is fleeting and never again.

When it flows away, it makes people lament.

Cherishing time is an eternal topic for human beings.

Those who husband heaven and earth are also the rebels of all things;

Those who have passed through time are also passers-by for hundreds of generations.

Li Bai's "Spring Night Banquet Peach and Plum Garden Preface".

The deceased is like Chong Heng Sifu! Day and night.

The Analects of Zihan

Persuade the monarch not to cherish the golden clothes, and persuade the monarch to cherish the youth.

Flowers can be folded straight, do not wait for no flowers and empty branches.

Du Qiuniang's "Golden Silk Clothes".

The streamer is easy to throw people, red cherries, green plantains.

Jiang Jie's "A Cut of Plums, Boat Crossing the Wujiang River".

Young people are easy to learn and difficult to learn, and every inch of time is indispensable.

Zhu Xi's "Occasional Success".

Be encouraged in time, and the years will not treat others.

Tao Yuanming's "Miscellaneous Poems, Life Without Roots".

The grass and trees are also worried, and Shaohua is white-headed.

Cao Xueqin's "Tang Duoling Willow Catkins".

There are a few hundred years in life, thinking of the beautiful scenery of the good day, and resting and letting go.

Yuan Hao asked "Showers Hit New Lotus".

Don't see Chang'an's pleasure place, the emptiness makes the years easy to waste.

Li Ji "Sending Wei Wanzhijing".

Tomorrow after tomorrow, tomorrow is so much.

Qian Fu's "Song of Tomorrow".

Young people work hard all their lives, don't be lazy with time.

Du Xunhe's "Title Brother and Nephew Study".

Reading is not aware of the deep spring, every inch of time is golden.

Wang Zhenbai "White Deer Cave Two Songs, One of Them".

Industry is good at diligence, and absurdity is frolic; Actions are made in thought, and destroyed in follow.

Han Yu's "Study Solution".

Inspirational. Struggle makes a person high-spirited.

All the sweat and tears at the moment of success.

all become more meaningful.

Hugh thinks about the old people and the old country, and will try new tea with new fire. Poetry and wine take advantage of the youth.

Su Shi's "Wangjiangnan, Transcendent Taiwan Works".

Look up to the sky and laugh and go out, how can I be a Penghao person.

Li Bai's "Nanling Don't Guess the Silver Children Entering Beijing".

The yellow sand wears gold armor in a hundred battles, and Loulan will not be returned if it is not broken.

Wang Changling's "Seven Songs from the Army: The Fourth".

Dapeng rose with the wind one day and soared up to 90,000 miles.

Li Bai "Shang Li Yong".

There will be times when the wind and waves will be long, and the clouds will sail into the sea.

Li Bai "Difficult to Walk: Part I".