Titlebook: Shelley; His Thought and Work Desmond King-Hele Book 1984Latest edition Desmond King-Hele 1984 literature.poetics.poetry.work

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Defending Poetry,is witty essay Peacock argues that poetry goes through four phases, or ages, and that once these are past it is obsolete. In the first of the four ages, the iron age, he says, ‘rude bards celebrate in rough numbers the exploits of ruder chiefs’. The bards can lisp in numbers without much trouble sin

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Adonais,n, and they sent the news to Shelley, who promptly wrote to Keats inviting him to Pisa: ‘This consumption is a disease particularly fond of people who write such good verses as you have done, and with the assistance of an English winter it can often indulge its selection.…’. Keats’s reply was apprec

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Epipsychidion,provinces of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany — but this did not prevent him being mean with money. For three years he had ‘imprisoned’ Emilia in a convent school, and there she was to remain until he could find a husband who would take her without a dowry.

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Adonais,helley meanwhile, hearing Keats had arrived in Italy, apparently wrote to him again in February. The first news of his death reached Shelley in mid-April; but he did not know full details until mid-June, and by then he had finished his elegy ., ‘the image of my regret and honour for poor Keats’.. Few poets have had lives so unfortunate as Keats’s.

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The Triumph of Life,n drama continued. Williams was writing a play and Shelley was supposed to be at work on another, which was to have drawn on Trelawny’s piratical adventures. Shelley’s play, known as the ., might well be renamed the ., for its two fragments of filigree verse have no dramatic interest.