Wordsworth’s style of work: language is extremely pure, thoughts and feelings are wise and strong, each line and stanza is unique and powerful, completely faithful to the images in nature, There is sympathy in the contemplation, and there is pathos and rich imagination in the deep and exquisite thoughts.
William Wordsworth is a pioneer of British Romantic literature and one of the "Lakeside School" poets with the greatest creative achievements. In 1798, Wordsworth and Coleridge combined their poems into a volume called Lyrical Ballads. Although the collection of poems is a collection of two people, most of the poems are written by Wordsworth and only three by Coleridge.
Coleridge summarized the "six major advantages" of Wordsworth's poetry: the language is extremely pure; the thoughts and feelings are wise and strong; each line and stanza is both unique and unique. Powerful; completely faithful to images in nature; sympathetic in contemplation, pathos in deep and refined thoughts; rich in imagination.
Wordsworth’s creative background:
When Wordsworth began to publish his works, it was a period when rigid classicism dominated the poetry world, and its rigid form had long since Detached from life, in this context, the collection of poems "Lyric Ballads" appears with a fresh look, which undoubtedly presents a new direction for the development of poetry. His admiration for emotions echoed the mainstream trend of pursuing freedom and democracy in the 19th century, making poetry more literary and lyrical.
He expanded the description of objects, including nature, simple villagers and children into the objects of poetry, presenting the beauty of nature and the beautiful world of harmony between man and nature. He made innovations in the methods and forms of poetry creation, pursuing natural and sincere expressions, using simple daily spoken language, coupled with light and lively rhythms, to capture the beauty presented to the poet by nature and daily life, thus forming His poetry has a unique, simple, fresh and profound style.
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