#Wordsworth

William Wordsworth

WordsworthDaily

What though the radiance which was once so brightBe now for ever taken from my sight,Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, of glory in

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friendstothis

“Tell me what are my Wordsworth” HER WORD PLAY IS SO SMART...... https://twitter.com/bestoftaylorr/status/1291046239614767104 Wordsworth kickstarted the age of literary Romanticism with his poetry, similar to how Taylor is most well

Adam Lines

AdamCLines

Happy 250th Birthday Wordsworth I've been thinking about all the things I owe to Wordsworth today...#Wordsworth250 Thanks to my parents and our almost annual trips as a family, the Lake

rach¹²⁷

alltoosuh

a breakdown of the lakes - a thread "Is it romantic how all my elegies/ Eulogize me?"Elegies are poems that are often reflections of a person after they die and

the99thZainabyouknow

najeebz18

Thanks to my new course “A Brief History of Feminist Movements in Pakistan” I managed to discover a different side of Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah: unapologetically opinionated! I will be sharing

Timothy Wilcox

PreCursorPoets

I posted last week this reading of a Wordsworth poem (with some notes contextualizing it with other poems). But then...https://twitter.com/PreCursorPoets/status/1319723749902614529 ...With bpNichol, I gave a bigger picture, not even just

Just another Arthur

zahid_mahoor

Called as the 'Wordsworth' of Kashmiri poetry by Tagore, Mahjoor renewed the folklore and permissive the Kashmiri poetry, which through centuries had been overshadowed by the Persian influence. It remains

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hsfoIkIore

lyrical breakdown of the lakes by taylor swift: a thread “is it romantic how all my elegies eulogize me?”elegies are a form of poem that is usually series and reflective

Kirsty Rolfe

avoiding_bears

doing some teaching prep on Romantic poetry, flicking through the Norton Anthology, and look the fact that Wordsworth wrote a poem called 'Nutting' is just very funny, it is just

Dr Alison Bedford

bedforda1

Kevis Goodman's keynote on Reading Pathology and the Embodiment of Motion. 19th C. Pathology was the philosophical interpretation of disease. Proposes pathology as a way of exploring the connection between

Shanti Daffern

shantidaffern

Good morning! New followers, might I introduce myself with a rambling photo thread of some of my favourite trees? This ash tree (here and above) grows on Bredon Hill, Worcestershire.

Alex L. Milsom

alexandramilsom

Hard to live tweet without childcare, but seeing @ProfChander, @zugenia, and @ronjaunee on the same screen is amazing. #Bigger6 #BIPOC19 Wow @zugenia: "Liberalism is COMPATIBLE with colonialism. They’re close siblings

Mr. Lydon

LydonTeaches

Reading poetry today reminds me how inadequate poetry instruction is in grade school. The wrong poets, the wrong poems, the wrong concepts. It really is a monumental failure on the

anna ✨ (taylor’s version)

annasepiphany

the lakes : all the references in the song to the lake districtTHREAD “take me to the lakes where all the poets went to die”the lake district was made popular

olga the mirrorball

taybleofcontent

The Lakes Analysis: A THREAD okay sooo disclaimer i haven’t done englit in like two years and i’ll probably miss something so feel free to add your own theories!

Samuel West 💙

exitthelemming

63 No Man is an Island from Meditation XVII by John Donne#PandemicPoems https://soundcloud.com/user-115260978/63-no-man-is-an-island-from-meditation-xvii-by-john-donne 64 Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley#PandemicPoems https://soundcloud.com/user-11