.

.

200

.

66

POEMS WRITTEN IN 1817

MARIANNE'S DREAM

185

To CONSTANTIA SINGING

· 191

TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR

193

To WILLIAM SHELLEY .

197

ON FANNY GODWIN

199

LINES:

“ THAT TIME IS DEAD FOREVER, CHILD . 200

DEATH

SONNET: OZYMANDIAS

201

LINES TO A CRITIC

202

POEMS WRITTEN IN 1818

SONNET: TO THE NILE

203

PASSAGE OF THE APENNINES

204

THE PAST.

204

ON A FADED VIOLET

205

LINES WRITTEN AMONG THE EUGANEAN HILLS

206

INVOCATION TO MISERY

218

STANZAS WRITTEN IN DEJECTION, NEAR NAPLES 221

SONNET : LIFT NOT THE PAINTED VEIL WHICH THOSE

WHO LIVE

223

POEMS WRITTEN IN 1819

LINES WRITTEN DURING THE CASTLEREAGH ADMINIS-

TRATION

225

SONG TO THE MEN OF ENGLAND

226

To SIDMOUTH AND CASTLEREAGH

228

ENGLAND IN 1819

229

NATIONAL ANTHEM

230

ODE TO HEAVEN

232

AN EXHORTATION

. 234

ODE TO THE WEST WIND .

235

An ODE WRITTEN OCTOBER, 1819, BEFORE THE SPAN-

IARDS HAD RECOVERED THEIR LIBERTY

238

ON THE MEDUSA OF LEONARDO DA VINCI IN

FLORENTINE GALLERY

240

THE INDIAN SERENADE

242

To SOPHIA .

243

LOVE'S PHILOSOPHY

245

THE

POEMS WRITTEN IN 1820

THE SENSITIVE PLANT

246

A VISION OF THE SEA .

259

THE CLOUD

267

TO A SKYLARK

270

ODE TO LIBERTY

274

To: "I FEAR THY KISSES, GENTLE MAIDEN 286

ARETHUSA

286

SONG OF PROSERPINE WHILE GATHERING FLOWERS

ON THE PLAIN OF ENNA

. 289

HYMN OF APOLLO

290

HYMN OF PAN

291

THE QUESTION

293

THE Two SPIRITS: AN ALLEGORY

295

LETTER TO MARIA GISBORNE

297

ODE TO NAPLES

309

AUTUMN: A DIRGE

315

DEATH

316

LIBERTY

317

SUMMER AND WINTER

. 318

THE TOWER OF FAMINE

319

AN ALLEGORY: A PORTAL AS OF SHADOWY ADA-

MANT

320

THE WORLD'S WANDERERS

320

SONNET: “YE HASTEN THE GRAVE! WHAT

SEEK YE THERE

321

LINES TO A REVIEWER

322

TIME LONG PAST

323

BUONA NOTTE

324

GOOD-NIGHT

324

POEMS WRITTEN IN 1821

DIRGE FOR THE YEAR .

326

TIME

327

FROM THE ARABIC: AN IMITATION

SONG : “ RARELY, RARELY COMEST THOU

66

TO

.

328

.

To- : “MUSIC, WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE

332

To — “WHEN PASSION'S TRANCE IS OVERPAST

MUTABILITY

334

LINES: “FAR, FAR AWAY, O YE”

335

THE FUGITIVES

335

LINES WRITTEN ON HEARING THE NEWS OF THE DEATH

OF NAPOLEON

338

SONNET: POLITICAL GREATNESS

339

A BRIDAL SONG ,

340

EPITHALAMIUM

341

ANOTHER VERSION

342

EVENING: PONTE AL MARE, PISA

343

THE AZIOLA

345

To- -: “ONE WORD IS TOO OFTEN PROFANED 316

REMEMBRANCE

347

To EDWARD WILLIAMS .

348

TO-MORROW

351

LINES: “IF I WALK IN AUTUMN'S EVEN

351

A LAMENT: “O WORLD! O LIFE! O TIME!” 351

POEMS WRITTEN IN 1822

LINES: “WHEN THE LAMP IS SHATTERED

THE MAGNETIC LADY TO HER PATIENT

354

TO JANE: THE INVITATION

356

THE RECOLLECTION

359

WITH A GUITAR: TO JANE

362

To JANE:

THE KEEN STARS WERE TWINKLING 365

EPITAPH

366

THE ISLE

366

A DIRGE: “Rough WIND, THAT MOANEST LOUD 367

LINES WRITTEN IN THE BAY OF LERICI

367

FRAGMENTS : PART I

THE DÆMON OF THE WORLD

373

PRINCE ATHANASE

395

THE WOODMAN AND THE NIGHTINGALE

353

.

.

.

MARENGHI

414

LINES WRITTEN FOR JULIAN AND MADDALO

421

LINES WRITTEN FOR PROMETHEUS UNBOUND .

422

LINES WRITTEN FOR MONT BLANC

422

LINES WRITTEN FOR THE INDIAN SERENADE

423

LINES WRITTEN FOR THE ODE TO LIBERTY

423

STANZA WRITTEN FOR THE ODE WRITTEN OCTOBER,

1819

423

LINES CONNECTED WITH EPIPSYCHIDION

424

LINES WRITTEN FOR ADONAIS.

430

LINES WRITTEN FOR HELLAS

. 431

THE PINE FOREST OF THE CASCINE NEAR PISA.

FIRST DRAFT OF “TO JANE: THE INVITATION,

THE RECOLLECTION

433

ORPHEUS

437

FIORDISPINA

442

THE BIRTH OF PLEASURE

445

LOVE, HOPE, DESIRE AND FEAR

446

A SATIRE ON SATIRE

448

GINEVRA

449

THE BOAT ON THE SERCHIO

457

THE ZUCCA.

461

LINES: “WE MEET NOT AS WE PARTED

NOTES.

467

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