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Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey

William Wordsworth

-The Beneficial Influence of Nature

-Power of the Human Mind

-Splendor of Childhood

-Breaking down nature and benefits

Three Years She Grew

William Wordsworth

-Nature is the best teacher

-Personification of Nature

-Physical and moral shaping

-Tragic conclusion

-Sing, songy

-Girl named Lucy being trained

We Are Seven

William Wordsworth

-Childhood innocence vs adult logic

-The nature of death

-The power of the soul

-Siblings

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud

William Wordsworth

-The Power of Memory

-Daffodils

Lime-tree Bower My Prison

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

-Power of imagination

-Omnipresence + beauty of nature

-Isolation and transformation

Frost at Midnight

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

-Transformative power of imagination

-Interplay of philosophy, piety, and poetry,

-Nature and development of the individual

-Fire

-Baby

-Sleep

-School

Rime of the Ancient Sea Mariner

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

-Captivating power of narrative

-Consolation of confession

-Sanctity of all God’s creatures

-Crazy

Thoughts From My Sick Bed

Dorothy Wordsworth

-Nature as an Internal Sanctuary

-Rhymes

Mont Blanc

Percy Shelley

-The Sublime

-The Mind and Nature

-Shifting imagery

Ozymandias

Percy Shelley

-Impermanence of Power

-Power of Art

-Rhymes

Ode to a Nightingale

John Keats

-Mortality vs eternity

-Escapism through imagination

-Pain of beauty

-Scary

-Greek

-Biblical

-Drugs

Ode to a Grecian Urn

John Keats

-Art vs Life

-Frozen desire

-Silence and time

-Describing things on an urn