d political conflicts. Wordsworth wishes to escape from this reality although he cannot, "The human soul that through me ran;"(6). Thus he ponders what humans have done to lead themselves and everything around them into chaos, "What man has made of man."(8). Not only are humans destroying themselves but with the civil uprisings and all the fighting it destroys the very nature that Wordsworth values. In stanza six, Wordsworth questions his own god why this must happen, "If this belief from heaven be sent,"(21). Pondering why his god destroys nature, his very own work, "To her fair works did nature link"(5). And if the decision was made from the beginning, "If such be Nature's holy plan,"
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