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An Evening Walk (1793) is a topographical poem in heroic couplets written by William Wordsworth, originally while he was a student at Cambridge University, but several times revised by him in later years. It describes an imaginary walk through the Lake District, concentrating on the Hawkshead district. A very 18th-century poem in its genre, metre, inflated poetic diction, and frequent reference to earlier literature, it is not now considered one of Wordsworth's greatest works, but it is often rated highly among descriptive poems of its century and has been cited as an early proof of the poet's keen observation of nature.
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