William Wordsworth Poems include:
- I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
- Tintern Abbey
- To A Skylark
- On The Banks of A Rocky Stream
- London 1802
- To A Butterfly
- Composed Upon Westminster Bridge
- My Heart Leaps Up
- A Slumber Did My spirit Seal
- Ode On Intimations Of Immortality
- The Simplon Pass
- The Table Turned
- The Stars are mansions built by nature’s hand
- To A Butterfly
- To The Cuckoo
- The World is Too Much With Us
- She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways
William Wordsworth was one of the greatest poets of the ages, who excelled in vivid descriptions of nature and the joy that could be derived from the beauties of nature. For much of his life he lived in the Lake District, near Grasmere Lake in “Dove Cottage”.
He established his reputation as a poet of great lyricism with his “Poems in Two Volumes” published in 1807; these included his famous “Daffodils” and “Ode: On the Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood”. In 1843 he was appointed Poet Laureate.
- Selected Poetry of Wordsworth
- The Romantic Poets
- The British Poets
- A-Z List of Poets
- Poem of the Day Archive
Photo of Wordsworth’s house at Rydal Mouunt By: Tejvan