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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Feb 4, 2019 14:56:27 GMT
Percy Shelley is the purest brilliant in poetry. Reading his poems firstly - will be never forgotten! His lines do struck your heart enough with sincere and well charm, while feeding a words by words with your eyes, while tracing with a finger a letter by a letter...
Here's one of my favourite fragment from "Prometheus Unbounded".
"Head upon thy soul, by virtue of this Curse, Ill deeds, then be thou damned, beholding good; Both infinite as is the universe, And thou, and thy self-torturing solitude.
An awful image of calm power Though now thou sittest, let the hour Come, when thou must appear to be That which thou art internally; And after many a false and fruitless crime Scorn track thy lagging fall through boundless space and time"
(1820, the monologue of Phantasm.)
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