"don't walk behind me, I may not lead. don't walk in front of me I may not follow. just walk beside. "don't walk behind me, I may not lead. don't walk in front of me I may not follow. just walk beside me and be my friend..!!!!

"don't walk behind me, I may not lead. don't walk in front of me I may not follow. just walk beside. "don't walk behind me, I may not lead. don't walk in front of me I may not follow. just walk beside me and be my friend"

any mistakes.? The beginning of this sonnet "the Rainbow" by William Wordsworth very motivating "my heart leaps up when I behold" this line shows us that the poem is going to be about something that makes William's heart leap up happily. I like a personification "leap up" known the heart has no legs, we cannot know why his heart leaps up and we should continue reading to know that kind of suspense and I like it

poor language..!! The title of this poem "to a skylark" is full of nature and space that attract me to read this beautiful poem by the most originative poet Wordsworth it is interesting to know and Sailing into it. This poem written by Wordsworth Full of emotion, the language of this poem is very Clear and understandable. Also I loved its rhyme, it's very excellent by the tone, this poem is full of a Masterpieces words. The structure of the poem very orderly

poor language..!! The title of this poem "to a skylark" is full of nature and space that attract me to read this beautiful poem by the most originative poet Wordsworth it is interesting to know and Sailing into it. This poem written by Wordsworth Full of emotion, the language of this poem is very Clear and understandable. Also I loved its rhyme, it's very excellent by the tone, this poem is full of a Masterpieces words. The structure of the poem very orderly.

emotional wounds never heal..!

emotional wounds never heal..! what is mean to you.?

anyone can correct this please..!!? This poem begins with plaintive William Wordsworth call John Milton that is much loved and respected English poet. He laments the fact that Milton isn’t around anymore wishes that he still alive now. And he thinks that England in dangerous without him and England needs a guiding voice saying that it's a stagnant swamp (gross!),also, after Milton dead the English people forgotten how all the things that used to make them so glorious, including religion, military might, and literature. Wordsworth continues the poem with distressed that England loses a magic traditionally life when Milton dead, and he describes the English people in his time they were selfish and debased, and he begs Milton to help them get out of their slump he thinks that Milton van change the situation that England and the English people live in and to be better all around – nicer, more virtuous, and more powerful. Wordsworth tells us on this poet that Milton was a very special person and he starts to compere between the older writer to a star, something removed from the mass of humanity, and superior to the rest of us. Also he praises Milton that he has an amazing personality and Milton's poetry was as powerful and amazing as the forces of the natural world, like the sea and the sky. Wordsworth ends his poem London 1802 also with saying that Milton is a very special person who was "life's common way" and he lived his live happily and chastely. Finally, I like this a very interesting poem that describes Milton and how he was very natural and pure person and England and the English people lose after he die.

correct please..! This poem begins with plaintive William Wordsworth call John Milton that is much loved and respected English poet. He is laments the fact that Milton isn’t around anymore wishes that he still alive now. And he thinks that England in dangerous without him and England needs a guiding voice saying that it's a stagnant swamp (gross!),also, after Milton dead the English people forgotten how all the things that used to make them so glorious, including religion, military might, and literature.

emotional wounds never heal..!

emotional wounds never heal..!

what is mean to you.?