English, 20.12.2020 01:00, Arealbot

In this stanza, inverted syntax is used again, used to describe the metaphorical wealth that the daffodils gave Wordsworth. "but little thought what wealth to me had brought."

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In this stanza, inverted syntax is used again, used to describe the metaphorical wealth that the daf...