Poem

1. Lines Written in
Early Spring
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
S.GEETHA
PG ENGLISH
GOVT.BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL
VEERAPANCHATRAM

3. William Wordsworth

4. Author Introduction
 William Wordsworth
 He was born on April 7, 1770
 died in April 23, 1850
 He was an English poet
 Wordsworth the nature poet wrote
poems easy to be read & enjoyed by
common people

5. William
Wordsworth &
Samuel Taylor
Coleridge
published
together “Lyrical
ballad” in 1798

6. He defined poetry as

7. Works

11. Wordsworth as
“ Britain’s Poet
Laureate”
From 1843 until his
death

12. Lines Written in Early Spring
The poet sits in a
grave, he takes
rest, he is in a
relaxed state of
mind, he is
impressed by the
peace beauty &
harmony in nature

15. He observes the
every creatures is
closely linked with
nature. Even a little
flowers, a small
bird, a tiny twig
looks very happy

16. A little flowers finds
happiness in the air
it breathes

17. A tiny birds gets
thrilled even with
a little hop

18. A budding twig
spreads it’s
tender leaves to
catch the breeze

19. Through Primrose tufts, in that sweet bower,

20. The periwinkle trail’ d it’s wreaths;

21. And’ tis my faith that every flower
Enjoys the air it breathes

22. Their thought I cannot measure,
But the least motion which they made
It seem’ d thrill of pleasure.

23. Slowly a sad thought
about man comes into
his mind
Man doesn’t link
himself with nature

24. Nature’s divinity is
common to all
She has her holy
plans for everyone

25. But man has
filled in following
them
People bring
distress to nature
& Other men by
their
irresponsible act

26. If a little flowers
and birds can enjoy
the glory of nature
Man can also unison
with nature
He laments that
man alone is
responsible for his
miseries

27. So man has got his
peace and balanced
with nature

30. Figures of Speech
Rhyming words
Rhyming scheme
abab