Poem 'Daffodils' by William wordsworth

Introduction
William wordsworth was a Major English Romantic poet. He was born on 7 the April 1770 and died on 23 Rd April 1850. He is famous for his poem. "I wandered lonely " as a cloud also commonly known as "'Daffodils" lyric  poem by William wordsworth.
In the first stanza he said wandering lonely as a cloud floats over high valleys and hills poet also wants to do the same. When the poet was wandering he saw a host of Daffodils . There was a cool breeze with breeze Daffodils were fluttering like dancing.
The second stanza poet said large number of Daffodils. He compares this with the Stars in milky way. He saw ten thousand Daffodils on river.
In third stanza poet is describing the joy which Daffodils have in dancing with breeze. He feeling happy to company of Daffodils. Then he had thought that how much this show has brought to him. It is wealth of emotions and of joy.
In last stanza the poet is at home. Now he talking about the nostalgia which he is lying on his couch in relaxed mood. Many times he sees the Daffodils from his inward eye. Poet's heart fills with pleasure and it also started dancing with Daffodils.
It follows ABABCc Rhyme scheme. The poem is about beauty of nature. Wordsworth feels happy to seen Daffodils.