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THE ROMANTIC AGE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The poem suggests that the mind gives a special “colour” or feeling to the things we experience, making ordinary moments feel unique. Wordsworth explores how nature and personal memories influence our thoughts and emotions, making them richer and deeper. The poem highlights the importance of imagination in understanding and interpreting life.
    - - Describes the beauty of London early in the morning. The poet is on Westminster Bridge, looking at the city before it wakes up. The city is calm, peaceful, and quiet, with the sunlight making everything look beautiful. Wordsworth compares the scene to nature, feeling that London is as beautiful as the countryside. The poem shows the poet’s appreciation for the city’s peacefulness and natural beauty.
    - - Is about the poet seeing a field of daffodils by a lake. The flowers are moving in the wind, and they make the poet feel very happy. Even when he is not near them, he remembers the daffodils and feels better. The poem shows how nature can make us feel good and bring joy.
- - - - The rime of the ancient mariner, the killing of the Albatross , a sad and wiser man
        
        An old sailor tells a young man his story. The sailor’s ship was stuck in a storm, and he killed an albatross, a bird that was thought to bring good luck. This made the crew suffer, and they faced many bad things. After a long time, the sailor learns that killing the bird was wrong. He becomes sad and wiser, realizing how important it is to respect nature and all living creatures. The poem teaches us about the consequences of our actions.