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Composed Upon Westminster Bridge
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The poem “Composed Upon Westminster Bridge”, describes Wordsworth’s reaction to the amazing beauty of the city of London bathed in the early morning sun. The poet, on his way to Dover from London, is deeply moved by the incomparable beauty of the city of London viewed from Westminster Bridge early in the morning. The calmness of the atmosphere and the smokelessness of air seems to wear a new garment. The sun is shining brightly. Everything in the city is glittering in the smokeless air. The title clearly indicates the time and place of such a wonderful experience. So it is appropriate.
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