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Picture of Percy Bysshe Shelley, poet; nineteenth century British Literature / English Literature and poetry


 
December 1, 1821
Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats
 
Tortured Romantics
 
by Steve King

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On this day in 1821 Percy Shelley's "Adonais," his elegy to John Keats, was published in England in the Literary Chronicle. The poem has become a cornerstone document for those interested in Shelley (left) or Keats, or in all that is best and incredible in Romanticism. By linking Keats's death at the age of twenty-five to the Adonis myth, Shelley helped immortalize the idea of the 'tortured Romantic,' he who has one eye upwards on the pursuit of Beauty and Truth, and one downwards on all that is in pursuit of him. ...   FULL STORY »Luminary Graphics, Inc.
 
 
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