What does william wordsworth mean by "lonely as a cloud" in the following line? (5 points) i wandered lonely as a cloud he was learning about the weather by watching clouds. he felt as lonely as a cloud that has nowhere to go. he had become lost on his journey across the fields. he knew it was going to rain soon and had no umbrella.

The answer is "he felt as lonely as a cloud that has nowhere to go." or the second option. Using context clues you would see that clouds usually travel wherever the wind takes them and if a people are lonely and they are thinking themselves as if they are a cloud that is wondering through the sky nowhere to go would be the meaning of this paraphrases 'lonely as a cloud' since how clouds travel but they are going nowhere.

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