Exploring Sensory Imageries in John Lee Clark's Tintern Abbey

The chapter delves into a tactile and sensory description of Tintern Abbey by John Lee Clark, as narrated by a visually impaired poet, highlighting vivid imagery through touch, scent, and sound. It discusses a protactile version of the poem and challenges Wordsworth's ideas on beauty accessibility, emphasizing the poem's embodiment model, multilingual aspects, and playful interactions with nature.