Shelley's ten most famous poems

Shelley's ten most famous poems are: ode to the west wind, War, Poems by Victor and Kizil, The Legacy of Margaret Nichols, The Devil's Journey (written in Braecke Nell), To Harriet, Queen Mabel, Islamic Uprising, Prometheus Liberated and Chyi Chin.

Percy bysshe shelley (English original name: percy bysshe shelley, August 4th, 1792- July 8th, 1822) is an English romantic democratic poet and writer, the first socialist poet, novelist, philosopher, essay and political writer, reformer, platonist and idealist.

Deeply influenced by utopian socialism. Shelley was born in Wernham near horsham, Sussex, England, and entered Eton College at the age of 12. 18 10 entered Oxford university; On March 25th, 18 1 1 was expelled from Oxford University after less than one year.

181311completed the long narrative poem Queen Mabu; From 18 18 to 18 19, two important long poems, Prometheus Liberated, Thousand Wonders and ode to the west wind, were completed. 1822 died on July 8th.

Shelley is one of the talented lyric poets in the history of English literature. He is known as "the poet among poets", and together with george gordon byron, he is called "Gemini" of English romantic poetry.

Shelley's personal life

While studying at Oxford University, Shelley wrote a pamphlet "The Necessity of Atheism", which was distributed in the school and expelled from the school. His father also cut off his financial resources. Harriet Westbrook, my sister's good friend, was bullied when she was studying in a girls' school because her father was the owner of a retired pub. Her classmates called her a "degenerate bitch".

When her father told her to go back to school, she would rather commit suicide than go back and be humiliated again. Shelley fell in love with her at first sight, eloped to Edinburgh and held a wedding. Shelley's first wife Harriet Westbrook had no true love for Shelley. After two years of marriage, he learned to love her.

When their daughter was born, Harriet Westbrook hoped that Shelley would reconcile with her father in order to get financial support and prevent adults and children from starving and freezing, but Shelley never gave in. As a result, there are more and more contradictions between husband and wife, and their feelings are becoming more and more alienated.