It’s not surprising that you feel an affinity with the one-time poet laureate William Wordsworth as you walk in his footsteps. After all, it’s the very spot where the great Romantic poet of ...

When you think of nature and poetry, the very first name that pops up ... Vilmum Axiologum” is a measured and respectful response to hearing Wordsworth’s early drafts of “The Prelude.” What I ...

These daffodils still bloom every spring. While living at Rydal Mount, Wordsworth revised his epic “The Prelude” and wrote many other popular poems. This too is the house where he died in 1850.

These daffodils still bloom every spring. While living at Rydal Mount, Wordsworth revised his epic “The Prelude” and wrote many other popular poems. This too is the house where he died in 1850. It was ...

I talked about “Waldeinsamkeit” with poet Stu Waton, the editor of Prelude magazine and a scholar ... But the poem also looks further back, to Wordsworth, particularly to his early lyrical ...

Each poet took inspiration from the magnificent ... In Book VII of 'The Prelude', Wordsworth’s description of her reveals why she became so famous among advocates of the Romantic Movement ...

This episode looks at Wordsworth’s retrospective account of his 1791 visit to France, described in books 9 and 10 of The Prelude, and the ways in which ... of the revolution is strangely absent from ...

The East India Company ship was captained by John Wordsworth, the brother of renowned romantic poet William Wordsworth ... the Dream of the Arab in Prelude, Book V, “The Character of the ...

A disastrous shipwreck spilled spilled a huge fortune into the sea – and broke the heart of the poet ... some of Wordsworth’s works, such as ‘Michael’ the Dream of the Arab in Prelude ...

The East India Company ship was captained by John Wordsworth, the brother of renowned romantic poet William Wordsworth ... the Dream of the Arab in Prelude, Book V, "The Character of the Happy ...

The wreck of a ship, the loss of which broke the heart of poet William Wordsworth, is being given official protection by the UK government today (14 August), to secure it against treasure hunters.

Merchant ship the Earl of Abergavenny and more than 260 people met its tragic fate off the coast of Weymouth in Dorset in ...