Daffodils, a distinguished classic of William Wordsworth＇s lyric poems, portrays the picturesque scenery of daffodils in their full blossoms and his meditations and reminiscences of that experience later on. From the analysis of this poem which serves as a representative of Romantic lyrics, this paper attempts to expound the poet＇s sense of loneliness and solitude through his sincere reflections upon the nature, which in turn accomplishes his spiritual experience of self-transcendence.