A new edition of a Wordsworth classic presents a reflective, nature‑driven poem that blends verse with momentary scenes from a life lived among mountains and people. The work invites readers to consider how memory, moral insight, and everyday work shape our sense of purpose.
In this edition, the poem is framed by a preface that explains its scope and its place within a larger work about nature, society, and the inner life. Through sections that glimpse village life, solitary dwellings, and encounters with ordinary people, the book explores how perspective can deepen when one steps away from the bustle of modern life and turns to the countryside.
Ideal for readers who enjoy meditative verse, nature‑driven philosophy, and Wordsworth’s approach to life’s quieter moments.
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Excerpt from The Complete Poetical Works of William Wordsworth
Oft, through thy fair domains, illustrious Peer!
In youth I roamed, on youthful pleasures bent;
And mused in rocky cell or sylvan tent
Beside swirt-flowing Lowther's current clear.
- Now, by thy care befriended, I appear
Before thee, Lonsdale, and this Work present
A token (may it prove a monument)
Of high respect and gratitude sincere.
Gladly would I have waited till my task
Had reached its close; but Life is insecure,
And Hope full oft fallacious as a dream:
Therefore, for what is here produced, I ask
Thy favor; trusting that thou wilt not deem
The offering, though imperfect, premature.
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