up in London, he knew about the city's bad sides; he had seen the suffering and poverty that was present and because of that his only intention was to criticise. Wordsworth on the other hand, was not used to the city, its big buildings and its large scale he was overwhelmed by how beautiful it seemed and felt the need to 'celebrate' its beauty. Blake wanted people to know how appalling and dirty the city was underneath whereas Wordsworth wanted to tell everyone statuesque and breathtaking the city was from a distance. Not only would the factor of Wordsworth's distance from the city make a difference to his opinions but he was also viewing the city very early in the morning when it was not full of bustling people and the factories chimneys would not be belching out thick smoke. London was and still is the heart of the United Kingdom, a port and an important centr
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