A. Lord byron
B. Bob southey
C. Don juan
D. A nameless narrator
A. Samuel taylor coleridge
B. John keats
C. William blake
D. Lord byron
A. Reason
B. Fear
C. Illogic
D. Indifference
A. William blake
B. John keats
C. Samuel taylor coleridge
D. William wordsworth
A. The plight of common, ordinary people
B. A celebration of the medieval
C. A satirical representation of current events
D. A warm remembrance of childish idealism
A. The possibility of sudden death
B. The expansion of consciousness
C. The relationship between art and humanity
D. The death of byron
A. “a defense of poetry”
B. “the rights of MAN”
C. “advertisement to lyrical ballads”
D. “an essay on dramatic poetry”
A. Lord byron
B. William wordsworth
C. Samuel taylor coleridge
D. William blake
A. John keats
B. William blake
C. Lord byron
D. Samuel taylor coleridge
A. William wordsworth
B. Lord byron
C. Percy shelley
D. John keats