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Love and Landscape in Wordsworth

At the centre of Wordsworth's vision, the heart of In the sharing of the light in this poem, there is a dou light, was an experience of mutual trance in the presence of ble act of consciousness. Like a self-reversing image, it sug nature, of mutual consciousness, which he shared with his gests two kinds of interaction at once. That is, we can see sister most notably, and which he came to contemplate the first two lines as moving in to the centre of human chiefly in his relationship with her. union, the wholly contented participation in the one indif