The poetry of Shelley
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 1792-1822
The poetry of Shelley - 223 pages - Essentials poetry collection : best loved works from our greatest poets .
Includes index.
The devil's walk Mutability Alastor, or the spirit of solitude The daemon of the world Mont Blanc Satan broken loose The vine shroud Ozymandias Music Ode to Naples Love's philosophy Time long past Good-night A dream of the unknown A vision of the sea Ode to liberty Ode to the west wind The sensitive plant To a skylark The cloud Hymn of Apollo Song of Proserpine Arethusa Song (rarely, rarely comest thou) Adonais The fugitives To — (when passion's trance is overpast) To — (one word is too often profaned) The cold earth swept below When the lamp is shattered Lines written in the bay of Lerici The Zucca To Jane : the invitation To Jane : the recollection The magnetic lady to her patient The Indian serenade Sonnet (Ye hasten to the grave!) The false Laurel and the true Lines to a critic On death Autumn : a dirge Liberty To the moon Time A lament Far, far away, O ye Sonnet (Lift not the painted veil) The past The isle The waning moon The world's wanderers The bridal song The two spirits : an allegory Passage of the Apennines A widow bird sate mourning for her love To — (music, when soft voices die) Summer and winter The Aziola The mask of anarchy An ariette for music England in1819 Remembrance A Roman's chamber To Mary Shelley To Sophia (Miss Stacey) To — (I fear thy kisses) The poet's dream
9781788287753
English poetry--19th century
821
The poetry of Shelley - 223 pages - Essentials poetry collection : best loved works from our greatest poets .
Includes index.
The devil's walk Mutability Alastor, or the spirit of solitude The daemon of the world Mont Blanc Satan broken loose The vine shroud Ozymandias Music Ode to Naples Love's philosophy Time long past Good-night A dream of the unknown A vision of the sea Ode to liberty Ode to the west wind The sensitive plant To a skylark The cloud Hymn of Apollo Song of Proserpine Arethusa Song (rarely, rarely comest thou) Adonais The fugitives To — (when passion's trance is overpast) To — (one word is too often profaned) The cold earth swept below When the lamp is shattered Lines written in the bay of Lerici The Zucca To Jane : the invitation To Jane : the recollection The magnetic lady to her patient The Indian serenade Sonnet (Ye hasten to the grave!) The false Laurel and the true Lines to a critic On death Autumn : a dirge Liberty To the moon Time A lament Far, far away, O ye Sonnet (Lift not the painted veil) The past The isle The waning moon The world's wanderers The bridal song The two spirits : an allegory Passage of the Apennines A widow bird sate mourning for her love To — (music, when soft voices die) Summer and winter The Aziola The mask of anarchy An ariette for music England in1819 Remembrance A Roman's chamber To Mary Shelley To Sophia (Miss Stacey) To — (I fear thy kisses) The poet's dream
9781788287753
English poetry--19th century
821