Title: William Wordsworth's Writing Style and Short Biography | LitPriest
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William Wordsworth
A Short Biography of William Wordsworth
Contents
Early Life
William Wordsworth as a Poet
Developing Poetry, Philosophy, and Death
William Wordsworth’s Writing Style
Works Of William Wordsworth
Poems

Content: He started writing poetry when he was in grammar school. He went on a tour of Europe before graduation; this tour developed his affection for nature and compassion for an ordinary man. Nature and common man are the main themes of his poetry. Lyrical Ballads by Wordsworth and T.S Coleridge is marked as the founding stone of Romanticism. Moreover, his poem, “The Prelude,” is one of his best poems, relating the “growth of a poet’s mind.” A Short Biography of William Wordsworth
Contents
A Short Biography of William Wordsworth
Early Life
William Wordsworth as a Poet
Developing Poetry, Philosophy, and Death
William Wordsworth’s Writing Style
Early Life
William Wordsworth was born in Cumberland, England, on 7th April 1770. At the age of 7, his mother died. Following the death of his mother, his father also died when he was 13 years old. Though he had lost a significant part of his life, he continued to perform well at the Hawkshead Grammar School.