Percy Shelley
Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) was an influential English Romantic poet known for his radical ideas and lyrical poetry. A key figure in the Romantic movement, he is celebrated for works such as 'Ozymandias' and 'Prometheus Unbound', which explore themes of nature, humanity, and political freedom. His life was marked by personal tragedy and a commitment to social reform, often reflected in his poetry. Shelley was also known for his tumultuous relationships, particularly with fellow poet Lord Byron and his wife Mary Shelley, who would later achieve fame for her own literary contributions, including the novel 'Frankenstein'. His work continues to resonate, inspiring generations of poets and thinkers.
Born on Aug 04, 1792 (232 years old)
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Percy Shelley was with Lord Byron at Lake Geneva when the poem 'Darkness' was written.
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