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So my extension 1 english teacher and I have had a few problems with each other. Basically, I made a complaint about him, and he found out. My original mark was 92% (should have been higher, he decided to mark me down for not using romantic language which if you know the course is ridiculous for...

There are so many different interpretations of this poem. I think of it as the creative process of the mind but at the same time the sexual imagery is so strong! What does it mean to you?

I am studying the Prelude at present, is anyone else? I understand the general idea is that Wordsworth is reflecting on events in his life and has developed values by responding to nature and what it has taught him, but the second and last paragraph confuse me a little. Brain storm with me?

So this is basically what I'm doing. A representation of the social bearing concerning interpretation, how it can affect people and the problems and conflicts that can arise from it. How our attitudes sparked from our interpretation effects our sense of belonging Exploring human nature...