English Language · English Literature
Why is William Wordsworth's 'Daffodils' considered an illustration of how profound inspiration operates?
- 1Because it proves that poets must constantly seek out new, extreme experiences to write well
- 2Because it shows that true, lasting inspiration can only be found by traveling the world
- 3Because it dictates a strict set of rules for writing romantic landscape poetry
- 4Because it highlights that a brief encounter with beauty can be internalized and revisited✓
Correct answer
Because it highlights that a brief encounter with beauty can be internalized and revisited
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