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The article discusses the work of the English poet William Wordsworth, with particular focus given to the effect of his episodes of mental depression and political inclinations on his poetry. Poems including "Salisbury Plain," "The Prelude," and "The Recluse" are also commented on, and the theme of compassion and altruism in his work is touched on.

The article analyzes the poem "Modern Love" by George Meredith. The author examines the conflict between the husband and wife in the poem, stating that previous interpretations do not adequately address the "psychological morbidity." He argues that the poem depicts an abnormal behavior in which the married couple see each other as objects of possession and attempt to dehumanize the other.