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Conclusion
In conclusion development of lake district poems in the eighteenth century in relation to the emergence of prose fiction, arguing for a less novel-centred perspective in eighteenthcentury literary history and for a a more inclusive, media-oriented approach to the study of literary genres in general. The spectacular landscape of the Lake District has been a huge influence on some of England's best-known writers. In particular the Romantic poets of the late eighteenth and nineteenth century such as William Wordsworth, Samuel Coleridge, Thomas de Quincey and John Ruskin were hugely affected by their surroundings.Also many children's authors have drawn inspiration from the landscape, such as Beatrix Potter, Arthur Ransome and even the creator of Postman Pat.Another hugely influential writer on the Lake District is Alfred Wainwright, author of many walking guides to the area.The Lake Poets were a group of English poets who all lived in the Lake District of England, United Kingdom, in the first half of the nineteenth century.This is where you can offer your interpretation of the poem, which by now should be convincing to your reader since you have presented your evidence in the body of the paper. You may raise new ideas in a conclusion, provided that they are solidly linked to the development of your argument.Poetry writing helps people discover who they are. It helps individuals stay in tune with their thoughts and feelings. Through writing, a person can find out more about their personality, likes and dislikes; passions and interests. Poetry is also a good way to express opinions on certain issues.
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