The study measures the thought process and imagination of a poet.The study aims to understand the interrelation between Nature and man.The study aims at finding out romantic perspectives in the William Wordsworth poetry and to introduce the readers about what romantic poetry is all about.He believed that harmony with nature is the source of all goodness and truth. He believed that we learn more by communicating with nature of talking to country people rather than reading books.
Wordsworth referred a reflective vacant and pensive mood to a rest-less research for scientific knowledge. Critic remarks about the Wordsworth’s interpretation of nature as: “ led him deeper into the heart of things” and “because the basis of a transcendent fait and philosophy of life” which embodies “the conception of Nature as healer and Revealer.” Wordsworth’s great poems include lyrics, odes, songs like “The Solitary Reaper”, “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud”, “Ode To Duty”, “Ode on the Imitation of Immortality”, “Tintern Abbey”, “Daffodils”, “To The Cuckoo”, “Micheal”, “My heart Leaps Up”, “The Solitary Reaper”, “Lucy Gray”, “The Tables Turned” etc. Wordsworth effected a wholesome deliverance when he attacked the artificial diction, the personifications, the barren rhymes and mono- tonous metres, Which the reigning taste had approved. He announces a return to nature, return to simplicity, to simple themes with ordinary language, and teaches that nature is the source of inspiration for the true poet. Wordsworth’s poetry is filled with the atmosphere of peace, harmony and man’s kinship with the natural element as a source of pleasure. His early poems published in1793and credited with ushering in the English Romantic Movement with the publication of lyrical ballads (1798) in collaboration with S.T.Coleridge. William Wordsworth (1770-1850) ,a British poet was born in Cockermouth, in the north of the lake country. In the preface to the Lyrical Ballads Wordsworth asserts about romantic poetry, “The principal object, then which I proposed to myself in these poems was to choose incident and situations from life, and to relate or describe them throughout as far as possible, in a selection of language really used by men … KEY WORDS : Romantic, Nature, Worship, Humanity, Mystic, Reaper, Boyish, priest ,Imagination, Fancy, Emotion, Man. Nature and there surroundings are the key concept in romantic poetry. Wordsworth was a pillar among all the poets of romantic era, whose poetry reveals his thought process of using natural things like rocks and trees, shepreds, birds, clouds, flowers, peasant girl like lucy and farmers, mothers. The present study focus on the Romantic elements in William Wordsworth’s poetry. Romantic Ideology in William Wordsworth’s Poetry
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