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No motion has she now, no forcehe neither hears nor, sees,Rolled round in earth's diurnal courseWith rocks and stones and trees. Why has she become motionless and without fear. What is the mood of the speakerExplain she neither hears or see​

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the mood of the speaker is

This POEM is not about love, but of the spirit of the speaker crushed of its dream. The sound qualities used in the stanzas emphases the mood of the phrases used throughout the poem. Wordsworth wants the reader empathize with the speaker SINCE we have all had broken dreams

she neither hears or see

She cannot see nor HEAR. She has been buried in the EARTH. She will assimilate into the earth and is rotating along with the earth. ONE day she will become one with the rocks, stones and trees that are a part of the Earth.



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