It is an important poetic device that uses extreme exaggeration to a statement or show emphasis. The flowers are fluttering and dancing so beautifully as if birds flutter and human dancing. In this figure of speech, non- living things or objects presents in such a way as if it were a living being. In this poem the poet compares himself to a lonely cloud by saying that- “ I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” It is a figure of speech, where two things which compared by using as’ or like’. Some of the must know figure of speech is discussed below. In this poem the poet uses many comparison, exaggerations which makes the poem fruitful. So here, the poet expresses his own personal feelings so it is a highly subjective poem, one of the important characteristics of romanticism.
Thus, it is a great example of lyrical poem that is a spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings which the poet himself define a poetry should be. The poem is rich in its use of figure of speech. The poem is written in 4 stanzas comprising six lines in each which makes the whole poem Twenty four lines. It is a lyrical poem it is really a very simple in form and language. The structure of the poem daffodils refers how the poet introduces it to the reader such as the line stanza length format of the poem. It can flutters like a bird and dance like human so. In this poem, he presents nature as a father figure. The poem ‘Daffodils’ also represents the Romanticism in English literature.
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Wordsworth, Coleridge and Dorothy they discussed neo-classical things and tried how to come up and finally they published ‘Lyrical Ballad’ in1798 which is the beginning of romanticism, as the magnum opus in romanticism. Coleridge in 1795 and made a great friendship.
When the poet met another well known romantic poet S.T. William Wordsworth is known as nature lover, and all his poetry directly or indirectly influenced by nature. As the poem is all about the daffodils so some anthologist titled the poem as ‘Daffodils’ or ‘The Daffodils’ in their collection.
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