What are the modern poems written by Byron?

Byron struggled for the ideals of democracy, freedom and national liberation all his life, and he worked hard to create. His works are of great historical significance and artistic value. His unfinished novel Don Juan is a magnificent narrative poem with broad artistic conception, superb views and outstanding art, which is rare in the literary history of Britain and even Europe.

Byron began to write poems when he was a student. After the publication of Idle Time (1807), the second book of poetry was attacked by Edinburgh Review, and the poet replied with the poem English Bards and Scottish Critics (1809). Childe Harold's Travels (chapter 1 2) published by 18 12 is his famous work. 18 16, Byron was rejected by the upper class because of his private life, and moved to Italy in a rage. In Italy, he wrote the third and fourth chapters of Childe Harold's Travels (18 16, 18 18). This lyric narrative poem and the unfinished masterpiece Don Juan are his most famous masterpieces.

Byron also wrote a series of narrative poems, such as Jaur (18 13), The Bride of Abydos (18 13) and Pirates (18 13). 18 16) and seven poetic dramas, such as Manfred (18 17) and Cain (182 1), as well as many lyric poems and satirical poems.

At the beginning of 1823, the anti-soil struggle in Greece was surging. Byron put down Don Juan (18 18- 1823) he was writing, and resolutely went to Greece to participate in the armed struggle of the Greek people for freedom and independence. His poems have great influence in Europe and China. 48636.6868686866 1

Well, we don't roam together anymore.

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Well, we don't roam together anymore,

Kill this deep night,

Although this heart is still infatuated,

Although the moonlight is still so bright.

Because the sword can sharpen the scabbard,

The soul also grinds its chest hard enough,

This heart must stop breathing,

Love needs rest.

Although the night is for love,

Soon, it's daylight again,

But in this moonlit world,

We no longer walk together.