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What was Wordsworth's main focus as a Romantic poet?

Nature & individual's connection to it

What type of poem is 'The Prelude'?

Autobiographical epic poem

Which quote shows personification of nature as a guiding force?

'One summer evening (led by her)'

Which quote creates serene imagery in the poem?

'Small circles glittering idly in the moon'

What does the simile 'like a swan' suggest about the boat's movement?

Grace and ease

How is the peak described metaphorically?

As a boundary & imposing figure

What effect does repetition of 'no' have in the poem?

Emphasises loss of familiarity & comfort

What is blank verse?

Unrhymed iambic pentameter

What does enjambment create in 'The Prelude'?

Flowing, continuous movement

What does the poem contrast to show nature's impact?

Serene & awe-inspiring images

What mood does the speaker have after the boat experience?

Grave and serious

What lasting effect did the experience have on the speaker's mind?

Dim sense of unknown modes of being

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