One of these poems compares its subject to "a violet by a mossy stone / Half-hidden from the eye!
One of these poems compares its subject to "a violet by a mossy stone / Half-hidden from the eye! / Fair as a star, when only one / Is shining in the sky." In another of these poems, the speaker watches the "sinking moon" while riding on horseback to his lover, and becomes terrified when the moon drops out of sight behind her cottage roof. The shortest of these poems laments that its subject is "Roll'd round in earth's diurnal course / With rocks, and stones, and trees," and begins "A slumber did my spirit seal." These five poems include "Strange fits of passion have I known" and "She dwelt among the untrodden ways," and mourn the death of the title woman. For 10 points, name this group of poems by William Wordsworth.
One of these poems compares its subject to "a violet by a mossy stone / Half-hidden from the eye!
Lucy poems