Wordsworth uses allusions to emphasize the speaker’s connection to —

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Wordsworth uses allusions to emphasize the speaker’s connection to "<span>the sea". He does this mostly by speaking of different dreams he's had of the sea--which implies that these memories are deeply engrained in his mind. </span>

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