I would say that the intended meaning of that hyperbole is that <span>the speaker thinks that the colonists are being unfairly treated by the British government</span>
In my opinion if you’re looking for the least lengthy answer, the best choice would be repeatedly because it is only one word as compared to the other options which contain more than one word.
Romaticism changed the main ideas from the Elightenment (XVIII) and the Industrial Revolution (XIX). Therefore, it changed reason for emotions and industrialised goods for hand -made products.
Emotions are more important than reason; imagination is more important than copying the Classics. Truth lies in poetry and nature.
They used their words to question science and technology. They also wrote about the beauty in nature.
A poet should be imaginative; should reach the ordinary reader; should be emotional; should love nature.
They changed the focus of poetry; they wrote about individual issues more than general principles. They wrote poetry using common speech. They abandoned ornamented language. They had an organic not a classical view of poetry.
Blake put the focus on personal feelings and creative mind; Burns put the focus on emotions; Coleridge emphasised on imagination and said that copying the Neoclassics was wrong; Wordsworth and Keats thought that common speech was more important than ornamented and sophisticated language.
