Understanding the poem 'Extract from the Prelude'
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I can explain the physical and spiritual journey of Wordsworth in 'Extract from the Prelude’.
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This is an autobiographical poem, subtitled ‘The Growth of the Poet’s Mind’, documenting his formative experiences.
In ‘Extract from the Prelude’ the narrator, a young Wordsworth, goes on a literal and spiritual journey.
The sublime is the mixed feelings of awe and terror in response to a phenomenon.
His transition from initial arrogance to humbled retreat suggests that man should respect nature’s supremacy.
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