The tree  is the people.
  I  (wander) lonely as  cloud  
    That  on high o'er  vales and  hills,  
  When all at once I  (see)  crowd,  
     host of  daffodils,  
  Beside  lake, beneath  trees,
  Fluttering and dancing in  breeze.  
     
  Continuous as  stars that shine  
    And  on  Milky Way,  
  They  (stretch) in never-ending line  
    Along  margin of  bay:
  Ten thousand  (see) I at  glance,  
  Tossing their  heads in sprightly .  
     
   waves beside them  (dance), but they  
     (Outdo)  sparkling waves in glee: –  
   poet  (can) not but be gay
    In such  jocund company!  
  I  (gaze), and  (gaze), but little thought  
  What wealth  show to me had  (bring):  
     
  For oft, when on my  couch I lie  
    In vacant or in pensive ,
  They  upon that  inward eye  
    Which is  bliss of  solitude;  
  And then my  heart with pleasure ,  
  And dances with  daffodils.