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  1. The daffodils had a deep and profound effect on the poet. He felt quite happy and jovial in their company. He could not stop seeing them. Hence he kept gazing them for a long time. According to the poet, while sitting in his couch, he often feels down and sad. However the memory of daffodils flash iRead more

    The daffodils had a deep and profound effect on the poet. He felt quite happy and jovial in their company. He could not stop seeing them. Hence he kept gazing them for a long time.

    According to the poet, while sitting in his couch, he often feels down and sad. However the memory of daffodils flash in his mind and his mood is suddenly changed. He stars feeling as if he is dancing in the valley with those daffodils.

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  1. The poet wandering in the valley suddenly law a crowd of daffodils i.e. a large number of daffodils. He could not count them as they stretched along the bank of lake to a never ending line. Hence he guessed that they were ten thousand in number. Read the summary of this poem.

    The poet wandering in the valley suddenly law a crowd of daffodils i.e. a large number of daffodils. He could not count them as they stretched along the bank of lake to a never ending line. Hence he guessed that they were ten thousand in number.

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  1. The poet compares the daffodils with the stars which twinkle in the galaxy because like stars, the daffodils were quite large in number and uncountable. According to the poet, the daffodils stretched long the bank of lake in an infinite i.e. never ending line. Read the summary of this poem.

    The poet compares the daffodils with the stars which twinkle in the galaxy because like stars, the daffodils were quite large in number and uncountable. According to the poet, the daffodils stretched long the bank of lake in an infinite i.e. never ending line.

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  1. The daffodils were fluttering and dancing along the lake and near the trees i.e. in a valley. They poet saw them in large number. Read the summary of this poem.

    The daffodils were fluttering and dancing along the lake and near the trees i.e. in a valley. They poet saw them in large number.

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  1. The poet comes to no conclusion ; he speculates like we all do when we see it hear something that moved us , and the greatness of the poem lies in its word painting of feelings most of us experience. What we cannot unravel fascinates us , not just in poetry but in science and the vast field nature pRead more

    The poet comes to no conclusion ; he speculates like we all do when we see it hear something that moved us , and the greatness of the poem lies in its word painting of feelings most of us experience. What we cannot unravel fascinates us , not just in poetry but in science and the vast field nature presents to us.
    There is a sorrowful quality about the whole incident that strikes him deeply , how different it is from the performing singer who woos the audience , loneliness speaks to loneliness across the ages and plucks at the strings of the heart.

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