Oh, this was such an enjoyable video! I was just reading this poem for pleasure, and wanted some insight to help me understand it more. I especially love your voice as you read aloud the poem, and then break it down in bite sized morsels. Excellent, now I will explore your other videos :)
i really admire your time to educate and patience to convey your message in the most simplest form for everyone of different levels of education to understand. if thers is one things i would say is that i would like to have you as a teacher. thank you for sharing and god bless you
What I like about this poem is that Wordsworth is conveying how people from old religion would have imagined natural bodies like seas and the moon to have a form or characteristics of a human being (they tried to treat such with care like another human and befriend them). In this poem, Wordsworth is also conveying to criticise the overall nature of religion it had become in those times where we kind of forgot how beautiful these seas, trees and winds are and how crucial they are for us.
I just joined TH-cam and this would be my very first comment. Your way of explaining compelled me to THANK YOU . I just couldn't hold myself. You almost made me cry. We have really given our hearts away! I love you mam. Thank you very much Regards. Salamualaikum Peace be with you
This was my favorite poem from my Senior year of HS. It came close to capturing my feelings at the time. I have always loved communing with nature (as my screen name implies), and that hasn't changed in the 50 yrs since I first read this. Thanks for you post with its clear explanation.
Thanks for the short presentation, despite my age I am only now returning to Poetry and living in the NW of England visit the Lake District often. My favourite place is actually Grasmere! I'm starting to realise there is a LOT more to Wordsworth than I previously understood so again, thank you for this very interesting explanation of this poem. Ian UK
Thank you. I think it's interesting that Wordsworth was able to use the conventional structure of a sonnet to express what were then, very radical new ideas. Another reason it may be hard to understand, is perhaps because we are even more alienated from our natural intuitions and spirituality, than even in Wordsworth's day.
Thank you so much for this! I'm writing a paper, and this helped me immensely. It explained in depth what I couldn't understand from my own readings. Thank you so much.
I love your videos. You have a very gentle way about yourself, you speak so sweetly, and I know you are very patient, I can tell. :) You remind me of a wonderful teacher I had, she was dear to me and so are you. Thank you very much for your videos; you don't make them anymore, do you? I would love it if you would make videos on Shakespeare's sonnets and a few of Blake's set of corresponding poems in The Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Again, thank you very much. :)
Awww, thanks! I have made a couple of poem videos just recently, but I have slowed down my video-making as I ramp up my novel writing. Still, I enjoy making videos, so I'd like to add more again soon!
Thank you for explaining the poem. You make is very simple to be understood. I have an exam next week in poetry.So we have to analyse three poems of William Wordsworth namely : The world is too much with us, Lines composed a few miles above titern abbey, and Daffodils.
Very well explained. I was scared about studying this poem because I couldn't understand it even after reading it multiple times. But now I can answer any questions about the poem. Thanks
A delightful explanation of Wm. Wordsworth's poem. Glad to find you on TH-cam and hope to discover similar videos since I subscribed today. Thank you ( you with the Teacher's heart).
I have an exam tomorrow and this poem is one out of 3 poems that we have to paraphrase! This helped me a lot Hopefully il pass and get a good grade so I can recommend your channel to my teacher
thanks so much! this helped me understand the poem. do you possiblt teach poems of mazisi kunene (rise of the angry generation) or journey of the magi by T.S Elliot
I have a request for you. Can you plz explain 'Ode to a Nightingale' by John Keats? I am having trouble understanding the poem and I need guidance. I hope you may help.
Hey, there! It was already explained in an another video. By the way, Ma'am could you please one of the poem of William Wordsworth, in fact, a few lines from it. I can tell you, but if you provide me a source to get to you. It would be a great favour!!!
you are a a college prof, yet you give such a basic word level analysis, everyone knows what the poem means, you should speak at the metaphysical level which most people cant interpret in hindsight this would actually make this presentation useful
I have no words to praise you. You explain like a mother is explaining to her kids. So soothing.
I feel as if you explain with a motherly like, soothing, eager and happiness to be explaining all of this to us. thank you!
Aww . . . thank you! You're very welcome. :-)
This is awesome. You just saved my english mark.
I'm returning to poetry decades after graduating because I think it's important. You have made it so much more enjoyable, thank you.
Oh, this was such an enjoyable video! I was just reading this poem for pleasure, and wanted some insight to help me understand it more. I especially love your voice as you read aloud the poem, and then break it down in bite sized morsels. Excellent, now I will explore your other videos :)
LaurieBTX Thanks for your kind words! I hope you enjoy the other videos!
i really admire your time to educate and patience to convey your message in the most simplest form for everyone of different levels of education to understand. if thers is one things i would say is that i would like to have you as a teacher. thank you for sharing and god bless you
What I like about this poem is that Wordsworth is conveying how people from old religion would have imagined natural bodies like seas and the moon to have a form or characteristics of a human being (they tried to treat such with care like another human and befriend them). In this poem, Wordsworth is also conveying to criticise the overall nature of religion it had become in those times where we kind of forgot how beautiful these seas, trees and winds are and how crucial they are for us.
What I love about this poem is that its core message is arguably even more relevant today than it was in Wordsworth's time.
I just joined TH-cam and this would be my very first comment. Your way of explaining compelled me to THANK YOU . I just couldn't hold myself. You almost made me cry. We have really given our hearts away! I love you mam. Thank you very much
Regards.
Salamualaikum
Peace be with you
This was my favorite poem from my Senior year of HS. It came close to capturing my feelings at the time. I have always loved communing with nature (as my screen name implies), and that hasn't changed in the 50 yrs since I first read this. Thanks for you post with its clear explanation.
My favorite poem, and for good reason. Thank you for this.
Thanks for the short presentation, despite my age I am only now returning to Poetry and living in the NW of England visit the Lake District often. My favourite place is actually Grasmere! I'm starting to realise there is a LOT more to Wordsworth than I previously understood so again, thank you for this very interesting explanation of this poem.
Ian
UK
Woah, this was great. You literally described every word and in a very clear way. Props.
Now that was absolutely awesome.
Thank you. I think it's interesting that Wordsworth was able to use the conventional structure of a sonnet to express what were then, very radical new ideas. Another reason it may be hard to understand, is perhaps because we are even more alienated from our natural intuitions and spirituality, than even in Wordsworth's day.
Thank God, I found you. You are a GREAT teacher.
Thank you so much for this! I'm writing a paper, and this helped me immensely. It explained in depth what I couldn't understand from my own readings. Thank you so much.
You're welcome! Hope the paper is awesome!
SyncopateYourSyntax how did you do? What mark you get?
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I love your videos. You have a very gentle way about yourself, you speak so sweetly, and I know you are very patient, I can tell. :) You remind me of a wonderful teacher I had, she was dear to me and so are you. Thank you very much for your videos; you don't make them anymore, do you? I would love it if you would make videos on Shakespeare's sonnets and a few of Blake's set of corresponding poems in The Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Again, thank you very much. :)
Awww, thanks! I have made a couple of poem videos just recently, but I have slowed down my video-making as I ramp up my novel writing. Still, I enjoy making videos, so I'd like to add more again soon!
@@SixMinuteScholar Thank you for the reply. :)
Thank you for explaining the poem. You make is very simple to be understood.
I have an exam next week in poetry.So we have to analyse three poems of William Wordsworth namely : The world is too much with us, Lines composed a few miles above titern abbey, and Daffodils.
Thank you so much this really helped me with my paper
Very well explained. I was scared about studying this poem because I couldn't understand it even after reading it multiple times. But now I can answer any questions about the poem. Thanks
this made a lot of sense, thanks so much!
phenomenally helpful channel, time to slam out that essay
A delightful explanation of Wm. Wordsworth's poem. Glad to find you on TH-cam and hope to discover similar videos since I subscribed today. Thank you ( you with the Teacher's heart).
You are a great teacher! Thank you so much for explain the poem such passionately. I am really thankful. I were a great help!
Thanks for explaining it very beautifully I like your videos because it teaches me about those poems whom I love.
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very poetic analysis
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Crystal clear, really lovely. ♡
I have an exam tomorrow and this poem is one out of 3 poems that we have to paraphrase!
This helped me a lot
Hopefully il pass and get a good grade so I can recommend your channel to my teacher
Thank you so much. I suck at poetry so it's really helpful for you to explain some things lol
Thank you so much you made my day
Hi Rebecca, great video as usual. Can hardly wait for the next one. ;-)
Thank you so much. This was easy and informative. It was helpful
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Awesome lyrics.
So beautifully explained.
Please upload videos on Shakespeare's Sonnets.
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Well explained.
This video has a very good explanation of the poem
Great video :) I am writing an essay on Wordsworth and your explanation really helped me to understand the sonnet in depth. Thank you.
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Thought provoking...
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Thanks for explaining this poem! I have a test I now I'm ready!
Good luck with your test!
Can you do an analysis on "Tandolfo the Great" by Richard Bausch?
Thanks mam.. Please upload more on Wordsworth
Thankyou. Well done.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
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Thank you!
thank you so much for ur explaination.i hope i ll get another one too
You're welcome! Is there a certain poem you would like me to make a video about? I have a list, but I like to know what people need and want. :-)
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You're welcome! Thanks!
thanq ma'am :)
So close. But the years have changed it.
Great
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thanks so much! this helped me understand the poem. do you possiblt teach poems of mazisi kunene (rise of the angry generation) or journey of the magi by T.S Elliot
I'd love to hear your analysis of some of John Donne's poetry.
Ooh! Yes, I enjoy Donne. I will have to do some homework, though, since I don't teach him often. Good idea, though!
Thanks a lot mam
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I have a request for you. Can you plz explain 'Ode to a Nightingale' by John Keats?
I am having trouble understanding the poem and I need guidance. I hope you may help.
Hey, there!
It was already explained in an another video.
By the way, Ma'am could you please one of the poem of William Wordsworth, in fact, a few lines from it. I can tell you, but if you provide me a source to get to you. It would be a great favour!!!
What is the tone of the poem?
What is the theme/message of the poem?
answer anyone?
.thank you. it was very interesting
Did you already do a video on "She Walks In Beauty" By Lord Gordon Byron? This one was great!
Good idea! I will look at that one. It's a classic!
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mini Thanks for the encouragement!
Thankyou!
didi pls suggest me a poem in topic world of wordsworth
Late and soon, is old and young people.
Thanks
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you are a a college prof, yet you give such a basic word level analysis, everyone knows what the poem means, you should speak at the metaphysical level which most people cant interpret in hindsight this would actually make this presentation useful
Horrible video
thanks