2.In the book,they explored new theories and innovated new technologies in poetry writing. New:break away with traditional writing style 3.They saw poetry as a healing energy.They regard poetry could purify the souls ofindividuals and society. 4.The Preface to the 2nd edition is a manifesto of the Romantic Movement. 5.Lyrical Ballads uses simple language to show strong sympathy with the poor,and it's the fusion of natural ascription with expression ofinward state of mind. IV.Wordsworth'stheory of poetry 10 Described in the "Preface"to the second edition of Lyrical Ballads,published in 1800 "[P]oetry is the spontaneous overlow of powerful feelings.recollected in tranquility" It is concerned with the emotions of the individual poet as opposed to being concerned with great events in human history. Although nature is a persistent subject,the real subject of the poetry is the thoughtsand feelings of the poet "The principle object,then,which I proposed to myself in these poems was to choose incidents and situations from2. In the book, they explored new theories and innovated new technologies in poetry writing. New: break away with traditional writing style 3. They saw poetry as a healing energy. They regard poetry could purify the souls of individuals and society. 4. The Preface to the 2nd edition is a manifesto of the Romantic Movement. 5. Lyrical Ballads uses simple language to show strong sympathy with the poor, and it’s the fusion of natural ascription with expression of inward state of mind. IV. Wordsworth’s theory of poetry Described in the “Preface” to the second edition of Lyrical Ballads, published in 1800 “[P]oetry is the spontaneous overlow of powerful feelings. . .recollected in tranquility” It is concerned with the emotions of the individual poet as opposed to being concerned with great events in human history. Although nature is a persistent subject, the real subject of the poetry is the thoughts and feelings of the poet “The principle object, then, which I proposed to myself in these poems was to choose incidents and situations from 10’