The audience is anyone who is interested in reading the piece, however; especially for those who have yet to find the true beauty in nature. The author assumes that the audience is lost, lonely, and looking for something meaningful, as he was before his realization, before they have seen the poem. The author assumes the audience is feeling this emotion of loneliness because that is the feeling he is trying to get across with his first line, “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” (Wordsworth 1). Just as other romantic authors, Wordsworth could be implying that nature can be the cure to loneliness. However, after the audience has seen the text, the author want them to believe that people need to appreciate nature and the small things in life such as the waves of the ocean or a field of
The audience is anyone who is interested in reading the piece, however; especially for those who have yet to find the true beauty in nature. The author assumes that the audience is lost, lonely, and looking for something meaningful, as he was before his realization, before they have seen the poem. The author assumes the audience is feeling this emotion of loneliness because that is the feeling he is trying to get across with his first line, “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” (Wordsworth 1). Just as other romantic authors, Wordsworth could be implying that nature can be the cure to loneliness. However, after the audience has seen the text, the author want them to believe that people need to appreciate nature and the small things in life such as the waves of the ocean or a field of