The Comparison and Contrast of I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud & The Preservation of Flowers

"I am lonely like clouds" and "preserving flowers": two famous poems, two very different writing style. In this article, we examine the correlation and similarity from the relevant formal aspects and the deep meanings hidden in between the lines. We will look at the two authors used: prosodic system, sound mode, word selection, metaphoric language, punctuation. In this article I will also explain the author's background, that is to say myself and its inspiration, aimed at better understanding of the two texts.

Wordsworth Worthworth recalls the natural scene of "I am in a lonely cloud" and leads the reader to solitude. The figurative words and terms used make clear the response of the poet to nature. Wordsworth uses each festival to share his experience of nature through the image of the dance that ultimately leads to the emotional reaction of the poet. Wordsworth opened with himself as part of the natural landscape in the form of "I am like a cloud and floating in a high place" (Wordsworth, line 1).

"I walk like a cloud" is a poetry of lyrics about Wordsworth's reaction to natural beauty. In addition, this poem shows us the deep emotions and emotions of the poet. In this case, Wordsworth expressed himself as solitude and loneliness. This poem has two basic meanings. First of all, this poem is considered a memorial poetry. It stresses that the value of memory should be present in our lives. Secondly, poetry is trying to prove that if they have the ability to effectively use memory, they are not really one person.

William Wordsworth's "I am as lonely as a cloud" is a visually pleasing poem to convey his gratitude to nature. From the outset, the speaker compared himself with "I am lonely like a cloud, floating on high valleys and hills" and created isolation from other countries. By using the color reference of "The Master of Golden Daffodils", Wordsworth can change the mood of poetry to a more pleasant feeling, and he emphasizes animation of flowers' pleasant movements using personification doing. Picking up a dance, or "shaking your head with a bright dance." These features make the poet more vivid and lively, and by being personalized to humans it is in sharp contrast to the loneliness felt by the speaker at the beginning line.