The past belongs to death, and the future belongs to oneself. Who wrote it?

The past belongs to death, and the future belongs to oneself. From Shelley's ode to the west wind. It means that the past is irreversible, but the future can still be created by yourself. The future belongs to you. Stop indulging in the irreparable past and seize the future before it dies. It's like your past is over, but your future destiny is still in your own hands. You should forget the past and change your destiny, whether it is glory or failure.

A survey of ode to the west wind

This poem was conceived in a forest on the Arno River near Florence. On that day, it began to rain at sunset, and the storm was accompanied by hail, accompanied by magnificent lightning and thunder peculiar to southern alps. The magnificent natural landscape inspired the poet's creative inspiration. But this is just an opportunity.

The severe wind and rain in the world played a greater role in the gestation and birth of this masterpiece. Due to the persecution of the reactionary British ruling clique, Shelley was unreasonably deprived of the right to raise children more than a year ago and was forced to wander abroad.