Tintern Abbey
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… the level of the divine, which is something he is not able to be a part of. This is quite a contrast to Wordsworth's experience of nature, which is much more participatory. Wordsworth becomes involved in nature, he sees into it, he feel the presence of the spirits within nature, where as Coleridge simply sees the divine in nature. This seeing verse feeling makes Wordsworth much more involved within nature than Coleridge ever was.
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