+2 LEVEL/ POEM- " DAFFODILS" COMPLETE ILLUSTRATION

 

FEATURES OF THE TOPIC:-

1. Brief Notes on the Poet
2. Summary of the Topic
3. Illustration on the Topic
4. Solving the Vocabularies
5. Important Questions and Simplified Answers for the Examination
6. Review of Previous CHSEQuestions  
7. Work for you

• 👨 BRIEF NOTES ON THE POET:

William Wordsworth

     William Wordsworth was a renowned and reputed poet in English Literature. He was born on 7th     April 1770. His father was John Wordsworth and his mother was Ann Cookson. He was the second out of five children of his parents. His birthplace was Cockermouth, Cumberland the part of the scenic region in northwestern England known as the Lake District. The total siblings of Wordsworth family were 1. Richard Wordsworth, the eldest one who was a Lawyer. 2.William Wordsworth the second one. 3.Dorothy Wordsworth the third child and close sister of William Wordsworth. 4. John Wordsworth, the fourth one who was a captain and died in the sea due to ship wreck.5. Christopher, the last and youngest child who entered the church and became the Master of Trinity College, Cambridge. 

   William Wordsworth later fell in love with a French woman called  Annette Vellon. He also married her and she gave birth to her daughter Caroline in 1792. 

St.John College, Cambridge

Wordsworth made his debut as a writer in 1787 when he published a Sonnet in European Magazine. Later he attended St. John's College, Cambridge. In 1793 his first publication of poems, " An Evening Walk" and  Descriptive Sketches. In 1795 he met Samuel Taylor Coleridge and made friends. Later these two poets collaboratively published so many volumes of famous poems and became reputed in English Literature.

Dorothy

 During the years 1795  and 1796 William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy lived at Race down House in Dorset. to the west of Pilsdon Pen. They walked in the area for two hours every day. Later in 1797 they both went to Alfoxon House and lived there. The place was very close to the house of William's friend, Coleridge at Nether Stowey. From there both William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote their famous poem," Lyrical Ballads". An important work in the English Romantic Movement. " Tintern Abbey" a famous poem by William Wordsworth also published in this collection. The second edition of ' Lyrical Ballads ' was published in 1800.

Wordsworth/ Dorothy/Coleridge

In the autumn of 1798, William Wordsworth, Dorothy and Samuel Taylor Coleridge went to Germany. The journey was enchanting to Coleridge. During this period of their stay in Germany, William Wordsworth felt homesick. He published his autobiographical poem, " The Prelude".

• 👨SUMMARY OF THE TOPIC:

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  Daffodils

   The present topic "Daffodils " is a marvellous poem written by William Wordsworth. In this poem, the poet describes his personal experience of nature and its beauty. Once the poet was wandering alone in the countryside. He was many enthusiasts for such a journey. He had the intention to observe nature's beauty from very close. In his walk journey, Dorothy, the sister, accompanied him.  But in course of his journey, the poet was so deeply involved that he even forgot his sister's presence and discovered himself in an isolated state. Suddenly he came upon a field of golden Daffodils. The flowers of daffodils bloomed along the bank of a lake and beneath the trees. Such flowers stretched so long that seemed as if the field had no end. Those flowers stretched just like the stars on the milky way. Out of overjoying with the imaginary bent of mind, the poet says that he saw ten thousand daffodils at a glance. They were fluttering and dancing in the wind pleasantly. They were also tossing their heads gently and sharing their joys mirthfully.

    

Daffodils in Lake

The waves in the lakes were dancing, so also the daffodils as well. In such an enchanting natural view, the poet couldn't but dissolved himself to observe its splendours. He even forgot the physical presence of his sister, Dorothy. He was so overwhelmed that he imagined storing an unlimited wealth of joy in his mind beyond his knowledge. The joy was profound and permanent. The poet was quite mirthful. During observation, the poet accumulated permanent joy as unlimited wealth in his mind beyond his knowledge. The joy was unforgettable. In his later days, such memory recurred again and again whenever he was in leisure. The sight of daffodils filled his heart with pleasure and he started dancing with those daffodils in the realm of his imagination. 

👨ILLUSTRATION OF THE TOPIC

Stanza-1 

"I wandered  lonely as a cloud

That floats on high over vales and hills,

When all at once I saw a crowd,

A host of golden daffodils,

Besides the lake, beneath the trees,

Fluttering and dancing in the breeze."

In this stanza, the poet describes his experience of encountering a large stretch of Daffodils. Once he was wandering alone just like a cloud. He was wandering like a cloud that floats over high hills and valleys aimlessly. Suddenly he could see a large stretch of innumerable Daffodils. They all scattered beside the lake and beneath the trees. It was wonderful that they were fluttering and dancing in the breeze. 

 

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