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The poet seeks to preserve the memory of the worker,

symbolised by 'W. Martin' the 'paperhanger', a forgotten man eclipsed and covered up both metaphorically by the passage of time and literally by the wallpaper of Wordsworth's house.

modern evolution of

the traditional tendency of pastoral poetry to frequently deal with questions of man's mortality and aging

In modern pastoral poetry there is a sense of

undermining the idealised notion that relations between man and the natural world are always harmonious.

Rules of the natural world are:

death, decay, new life