Through the recreation of, and reflection upon, moments in his past life. The Prelude is made up of a series of scenes and ideas presented by Wordsworth Our reading is part of how we read and perceive ourselves, and those others Shows how what we have read alters through phases of greater and lesser prominence and memory across our life, how poetryĮspecially alters our perspectives on the world. Our selves, who we are, are partly made of what we have read. Recollections in various forms from across a life. Shows how the poem changed the minds of his readers and of authors across the centuries since he wrote The Prelude, and how it has remained present in the mind of the reader and writer now responding to it with The Prelude, altered and changed in its author William Wordsworth’s own mind.
This book considers how the revolutionary autobiographical epic, Poetry alters, changes, as we alter and change.
Poetry’s place in the world, and celebrates how poetry presents an energetic and consistent thread and recourse across
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