Part 1: Wordsworth's Sense of Place

Wordsworth's Sense of Place: Home at Grasmere
Presented by Dr Sally Bushell
This is Part 1 of Wordsworth's Sense of Place, a 25 minute film about Wordsworth's life in the Lake District, the love he feels for his chosen place and the connection between place, poetry and self-identity that is so central to his work. The programme, written and presented by Dr Sally Bushell, is centred on his decision to return to Grasmere in 1800, to set up home with his sister, Dorothy, and on 'Home at Grasmere' as the poem which both celebrates and interrogates that decision.

[@alanbash2921]

Your Dedication is Cherished By All Who Keep Wordsworth’s Genius Upon Their Eyes .

[@tattoofthesun]

I am so so utterly pleased to see this on TH-cam so that we friends and poets may listen to it and gather the wisdom from this as we need it. I am going to re watch and rewatch it again and again

[@subhashnamey5562]

Thank you Madam . It is a treat for mind and heart.

[@michaelthomas366]

This was very interesting! Thank you.

[@megasteinman]

AWESOME MY FAVOURITE POET GOT 22 OF HIS BOOKS

[@ruskinyruskiny1611]

Will, Dot and Sam rule ok.