Selected Poetry

Selected Poetry by William Wordsworth, published by Penguin in 1992, offers a comprehensive collection of the poet’s work, spanning 311 pages. This edition highlights Wordsworth’s dual focus on humanity and the natural world, showcasing his insights into society and politics alongside his celebrated depictions of nature. It includes significant excerpts from Lyrical Ballads and the complete earliest version of The Prelude, as well as selections from the extended versions of 1805 and 1850.
Readers will find a rich exploration of Wordsworth’s themes, reflecting his engagement with both personal and societal issues. The selection presents a nuanced view of his poetic evolution, emphasizing his contributions to English literature. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the intersections of poetry, society, and the natural environment, making it a noteworthy addition to any literary collection.
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This selection of Wordsworth poetry represents Wordsworth as a poet of man and society and politics as well as of nature. This new edition covers the whole of Wordsworth’s writing, including substantial extracts from Lyrical Ballads and the full extent of the earliest version of The Prelude, as well as extracts from the extended versions of 1805 and 1850.
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