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Where did the poet see the golden daffodils?
What is the poet comparing the daffodils to in the text?
How many daffodils did the poet see at a glance?
What emotion does the poet feel when he sees the daffodils?
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What does the poet mean by 'the bliss of solitude'?
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Study Notes
The Setting of the Poem
- The poet saw the golden daffodils beside a lake.
The Daffodils
- The poet compares the daffodils to a crowd of people dancing.
- The poet saw a multitude of daffodils, specifically, "ten thousand" at a glance.
The Poet's Emotions
- The poet feels joyful and happy when he sees the daffodils.
The Poet's Reflection
- The poet's phrase "the bliss of solitude" means the happiness and contentment that comes from being alone with one's thoughts.
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Description
Daffodils Poetry Quiz: Test your knowledge of William Wordsworth's famous poem 'I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud.' Explore the themes, symbols, and literary devices used in this classic piece of romantic poetry.
