简答题“Lines composed…”, or simply “composed…”, is a conventional title of a poem and occurs in many of Wordsworth’s poems. Traditionally “composed in” or “upon” refers to drawing a picture (impression) on the spot, under the very influence of the scene.简答题In “Tintern Abbey”, Wordsworth shows some sublime images in lines “these steep and lofty cliffs, /That on a wild secluded scene impress/Thoughts of more deep seclusion”.简答题Wordsworth believes the beauty in nature is small, orderly, and tranquil; it effects pleasure in the observer and is associated with love.简答题Blank-verse poems do not have stanzas; they are organized into verse-paragraphs marked with indentions. ____简答题For Wordsworth, unity in a landscape cannot produce in the observer a sense of the sublime.