I wandered lonely as a cloud

• This poem offers the readers hope as William conveys that he found serenity enjoying nature. The poem begins with the line “I wandered lonely as a cloud”. The serene he found in nature is shown in the last line. “ In a vacant or in a pensive mood, they flash upon my inward eye which is the bliss of solitude.”This quote depicts how daffodils bring blissful solitude. Finally offers a sense of hope to a reader going through a hard time for example grieving a loss that they‘ll soon find peace in the mist of their loneliness..
• The waves beside them danced
• William Wordsworth - I wandered lonely as a cloud
• The image I found appealing was the image of daffodils fluttering and dancing in the breeze. In my opinion I think this image is captivating as a picture is the daffodils as euphonious. The daffodils are also portrayed using human qualities which is personification. This image is also effective as it gets the reader to envision the daffodils, Rhythmically moving as a result of the breeze.
• Flowers and plants are often conveyed as stagnant so I think it is interesting the way the perception of this changed. The image reminded me of the sea an endless expanse of sapphire blue rhythmicamy dancing as well provoked cheerfulness .
• The poet uses metaphors to compare the beauty of nature to something else. For instance, the poet compares the daffodils to stars. He says "continuous as the stars that shine" (line 12).
• Theme - relationship between nature and humanity.

  conveyed - key ideas in the poem. Wordsworth proposes that humanity is not separate from nature, but in fact it’s a part of it.

  • conveys - poets connection with the natural world.
  • The poem starts off with a sombre tone and as it progresses, he expresses his fondness for nature with the depiction of the blissful daffodils. The poem starts off with the line I wandered lonely as a cloud then as the poem developed he mentioned that he was startled by the site of the daffodils . “ when all at once I saw a crowd a host of golden daffodils“
• Part two of the theme

  • The interconnection is also conveyed through the imagery of daffodils dancing in the breeze the poem suggests that humans are interlinked to nature.
  • this idea illustrates that humans and nature are intertwined. The poet also suggests other things that are interlinked “the stars” and “the sparkling waves”.
  • consequently “ when in a vacant or in a pensive mood“ Wordsworth has the delightful company of the dancing daffodils sharing his blissful solitude.
• Tone - pensive - title

  • The idea of loneliness is conveyed in the first line but in reality the speakers not alone at all he finds solitude in the vibrant flowers.
  • The poem takes a turn when he saw a crowd metaphorically this is a vast number of daffodils in one location.
  • daffodils are enhance and given greater significance by the concept of being associated with gold.
  • The tone is also depicted as hyperbolic as the personified line of daffodils fluttering and dancing is used to exaggerate the natural world and humanity has been interlinked.
• Tone 2

  nature is a component of humanity and humanity is a component of nature

  • In the speakers mind he is dancing with daffodils.
  • The speaker concludes by leaving the reader with the impression that he will be alone without nature. at the end his feelings changed “ and then my heart with pleasure feels and dances with the daffodil“ this deeply explains the interconnection of humanity and nature.