Keep it short and this is wordsworth poem: lonely as a cloud • provide a summary of each stanza. • explain what wordsworth accomplishes in each stanza (think of the mood, tone, or images created). • locate at least three phrases (for column 3) that wordsworth uses to describe nature in each stanza. • discuss what his words reveal about his relationship with nature.

First stanza: A natural space is offered is a first moment of contact with nature, where there is not much awareness about the influence of that contact. There is a process of surprise and feeling of finding something new. floats on high o’er vales and hills

Second stanza: Vision of the flowers. There is a depth to the landscape, the author pays attention. They stretched in never-ending line

Along the margin of a bay

Third stanza: The gaze constitutes an ideal time and space for artistic creation, the author feels happy and inspired. The waves beside them danced

Fourth stanza: The domestic space is intensified, a description of the effects that this vision produces in the subject. Reality and the present lie in the context of urbanization. dances with the daffodils

The poet focuses on internal experiences relating to the harmony of nature, more precisely, of a multitude of daffodils.