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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE ALFOXDEN NOTEBOOK (1): 1, by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: There he would stand
Last Line: And seemed to sink into his very heart.
First Line: There he would stand
Last Line: And seemed to sink into his very heart.
There he would stand
In the still covert of some lonesome rock,
Or gaze upon the moon until its light
Fell like a strain of music on his soul
And seemed to sink into his very heart.
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