William Wordsworth

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William Wordsworth
English poet, representative of the "lake
school", founder of English Romanticism

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Childhood and Y outh of the poet
William Wordsworth was born on April
7, 1770, in Cockermouth, Cumberland
County.

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The beginning of William
Words worth's creative career .
In 1787, William Words worth entered St. John's
College. His career began there. The theme of his
poems was the inner, invisible life of nature,
he noticed even the simplest phenomena and
described them as a manifestation of
supreme beauty.

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William Wordsworth-poet of
Nature and Man
He believed that his poetic purpose was
to show nature not as a refuge for man
from suffering, but as a source of "the
purest passion and fun".In
Wordsworth's best poetic works, both
the appearance of the characters and
the human soul are conveyed with
impeccable accuracy.

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The story of the creation of William
Wordsworth's poem "The Sparrow's Nest"
The Sparrow's Nest" is a lyrical poem by
William Wordsworth, written in 1801.
This poem is a touching tribute to
Wordsworth's sister, Dorothy. William
admits that it was only in his mature
years that he was able to appreciate
beauty and love the way Dorothy did.