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This detailed teaching resource explores the lives, works, and influence of two famous British poets: William Wordsworth and T.S. Eliot. Covering Romanticism, Modernism, poetic expression, literary movements, historical context, symbolism, emotional depth, nature in poetry, literary allusions, post-war literature, fragmentation, and spiritual themes, the material compares poetic styles and ideologies. Includes 4 pages of continuous text, summaries, comprehension tasks, true/false exercises, term explanation, and complete solutions. Perfect for literature, poetry, Romanticism, and Modernism lessons in grades 9–12. This advanced poetry comparison is ideal for international and German classrooms, encouraging literary analysis and critical thinking.

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