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give two examples from the poem Daffodils written by Wordsworth to show that the Daffodils acted like human beings |
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Answer» ___________________________________ ★ ● Daffodils is a poem written by" William Wordsworth " also known as "poet of Nature" , It is a poem that celebrates the beauty of nature along with the bliss of solitude . It was first published in 1807. ========================================= In this poem the most used figure of speech is personification ( It's a figure of speech in which EITHER an INANIMATE object or an ABSTRACT concept is spoken of as thought it were endowed with human attributes or feelings . For example :- ★ A HOST of golden daffodils , Beside the lake , beneath the trees Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. In these lines , the daffodils have been PERSONIFIED as fluttering and dancing along the riverside. ★Ten thousand saw I at a glance Tossing their heads in sprightly dance. Here, The poet has imagined a huge group of daffodils tossing and dancing like humans. ___________________________________ |
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