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Summerize the Poem “The Solitary Reaper”
Summerize the poem “The Solitary Reaper”.
William Wordsworth’s (1770-1850) poem “The Solitary Reaper” (1807) is about the beauty of a simple, unforgettable moment. The poet describes a girl working alone in a field. She is reaping grain and singing a sad song. Her voice is so beautiful that it captures the poet’s heart.
The poet asks the reader to stop and listen or walk by quietly. Her song fills the valley with its sweetness. The poet compares her voice to a nightingale that soothes tired travelers in deserts. He also compares it to the cuckoo bird that breaks the silence of faraway islands.
The poet cannot understand the song’s meaning. He wonders what the girl is singing about. Maybe her song is about old, sad stories or battles from the past. It could also be about something simple, like sorrow or pain that everyone feels. Whatever the theme, her voice is full of emotion. The poet watches her work and sing. Her song seems endless. As he climbs a hill, he can no longer hear it, but the memory stays with him. The music touches his soul and fills his heart with joy.
This poem shows the power of nature, music, and emotions. Wordsworth reminds us to find beauty in everyday life. A simple song in a field can leave a lasting impression. The poet cherishes this moment forever.