The poet Shelley's most famous natural landscape poem is

The most famous poet Shelley's natural landscape poems are Lark and ode to the west wind.

Percy bysshe shelley (English original name: percy bysshe shelley,1August 4, 792-1July 8, 822), a British romantic democratic poet and writer, was the first socialist poet, novelist, philosopher, essayist and political commentator, reformer, platonist and idealist, and was deeply influenced by utopian socialist thought.

Shelley was born in Wernham near horsham, Sussex, England, and entered Eton College at the age of 12. 18 10 entered Oxford university; 1811March 25th, due to the distribution of atheism inevitability.

He was expelled from Oxford University less than a year after he entered school; 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.

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1792 On August 4th, he was born in Fieldprice, near horsham, Sussex, England, to a hereditary aristocratic family. /kloc-in 0/800, he wrote the satirical poem "A Cat", which is the earliest poem of Shelley in the complete works of Shelley's poems. 1802, he entered a school near brentford-Sianhouse College.

1804, he was sent to Eton College Noble School, where he spent six years in middle school. Shelley has been in this school for nearly six years and the situation is very bad. He was bullied by his classmates at Saan School, which was worse than Eton College.

Only one younger classmate, was Halliday, was friendly to him. Shelley's study is excellent. He treats his homework and exams as trifles, especially Latin poems.