Poem William Wordsworth

When first I journey’d hither, to a home

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‘With a sense

Of lively joy did I behold this path

Beneath the fir-trees, for at once I knew

That by my Brother’s steps it had been trac’d.

My thoughts were pleas’d within me to perceive

That hither he had brought a finer eye,

A heart more wakeful: that more loth to part

From place so lovely he had worn the track,

Out of his own deep paths!’

When I Have Borne In Memory
What is good for a bootless bene?

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