Poet of Nature and Man, the best master of landscape - William Wordsworth in his homeland is considered a poet much higher than Byron. A young romantic with revolutionary sentiments, the idol of Keats and Shelley, and an old man who has forgotten his love of freedom are two opposing images of Wordsworth that arise in the reader. The poet was one of the first to call for protecting the rights of wild nature, full of greatness, beauty and perfection.