In the first line of the poem we see how the speaker is lonely, and feeling as if he is flying. He uses the metaphor lonely as a cloud, I believe he means that the clouds are higher and separated from the ground, also clouds are very abundant in nature just as human can feel lost amongst the masses of people. Then during this lonely period he see a host or group of daffodils. .
The speaker gives these daffodils human characteristics almost making these flowers more playful and comforting. In the next stanza. The poet then begins to explain how the daffodils continue to act the way they do everytime of day and night. Showing that they are consistant, just as nature is always there. No matter what time of day, what kind of weather, what season, what mood the world is in, nature will always be there as humans look out into the world. The speaker personifies the daffodils in a way that show they make people cheerful, and happy as people try to stop and look around into nature. Many people do not take the opportunity to look into nature and realize the connection between the two.
People are often to busy with their lives that it rarely happens that they can look around at their environment and realize what is going on. There is a simple saying, "Stop and smell the roses" This saying is telling us to appreciate what is around us, even though sometimes we may be caught up in the fact that we have so many things to do, and we forget about ourselves. This poet is trying to make a point of how important nature can actually be to us. The fact that so many things in nature are so beautiful and can bring so much joy to our lives, we should stop to look around, and think about things that could be happening in our lives at that time. This poet has found the time to look at this nature setting and give meaning to it. .
In the next stanza we see how even the rest of nature is inspired by itself, when the speaker says that the waves had glee.
