BYRON-KEATS or PERCY SHELLEY
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I need to write a paper on a poem by Byron, Keats or Percy Shelley that was written prior to Jan. 19, 1819. I must analyze a passage in the work, and focus on how the passage deals with a theme or themes essential to the work as a whole. (I may consult outside sources,but it is not necessary.)
I need help selecting a poem that would be easy to write about. I am one of those people that need to be told what to write about (specifically.) So, I need a suggestion. I am looking for an answer like: How about (poem) by (author) because it addresses (theme). I am not looking for a thesis, just a suggestion to get me going!! I do not need anything more than a sentence...the poem must be before Jan 1819. Thanks!!!!
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The expert analyzes a poem by Byron, Keats or Percy Shelley. The passage deals with a theme are determined.
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Thank you for submitting your question. I would suggest the poem "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley. The poem was first published in January of 1818, so it meets the criteria for the ...
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