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Emily KotrocoPaper 1 Wordsworth poems Tintern Abbey and premiss to Lyrical Ballads During Wordsworth magazine as a poet he made it his perpetration to have verse be read by not only the aristocrats but in like manner now the common man something that has never been d whizz. In dickens poems Wordsworth passs his poems relatable by incorporating themes that everyone keister relate to even if they havent personally had that experience, although both poems do differ when it comes down to structure and form but in like manner when trying to convey a message, these poems are important because these ideas have never been done before and now even the average Joe can at long last participate in a conversation about poetry and this brings two world together. Wordsworths present to Lyrical Ballads is his ideas on how he is going to be writing his poetry. In the Preface to Lyrical Ballads The Principal Object of the Poems. downcast and Rustic Life (Wordsworth 434) he discusses how in his poems he wants to create a situation in common life and have all assorted kinds of people relate them to a personal experience they once had in a common language, To throw over them a certain colouring of inclination, whereby ordinary things should be presented to the mid in an unsual way and ,further, and above all, to make these incidents and situations interesting by tracing them truly through not ostentatiously, the capital laws of our nature chiefly, as far as regards the manner in which we familiar ideas in a state of excitement. by saying this in this stanza one can directly relate it to how he then writes Tintern Abbey. In Tintern Abbey Wordsworth uses this imagination to make things like walking through a abbey with your sister can become a magical incident that sends... ...eople that are from two variant classes could talk about one poem and how they feel about it. This rattling changed the how poetry was viewed considering Wordsworth was one of the best of h is time other poets look at what he was doing and responded to his actions and thoughts. Wordsworth explores common themes of the romantic era and makes them apparent to his readers by purpose something important to the common man and using common diction.Before William Wordsworth wrote Tintern Abbey and Preface to Lyrical Ballads, poetry, was written pretty exclusively for and about rich people. Wordsworths mission was to open up literature and to make it more accessible and pleasant to normal, everyday people. He did this by setting up his thoughts in Preface to Lyrical Ballads and then exhausting them in Tintern Abbey and showing how poetry real should be written.