The poem addresses loss, industrialization, and nature-related concerns. The poem analyses how modernism has damaged people's sense of their own identity and power as well as their relationship to nature. The world is too much with us Summary
The poem addresses loss, industrialization, and nature-related concerns. The poem analyses how modernism has damaged people’s sense of their own identity and power as well as their relationship to nature.
The world is too much with us Summary
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Imagery: Coleridge's poetry is filled with vivid and evocative imagery. He often used strong sensory images to create a dream-like atmosphere in his poems. Symbolism: Coleridge was a master at using symbols to express his ideas. He often used symbols to illustrate his ideas of nature, faith, and theRead more