In William Wordsworth's poem "The world is too much with us," the use of metaphors, allusion, imagery, and rhyme creates a powerful commentary on humanity's disconnect from nature. The metaphorical expression "the world is too much with us" explains the overwhelming presence of materialism in our lives. Allusions to Paganism and Greek mythology bring to mind a sense of longing for ancient wisdom and spiritual connection. Vivid imagery paints a picture of nature's beauty ("The Sea that bares her bosom to the moon” (line 5), "winds...up-gathered now like sleeping flowers” (line 6)). Finally…