Shelley said:
1822 On July 8th, the English romantic poet Shelley died at the age of 30. He is regarded as one of the most outstanding English poets in history, as well as a novelist, philosopher, essayist, political commentator, reformer, Platonist and idealist. In his short life, Shelley wrote a lot of romantic poems, conceived the embryonic form of an ideal society, supported Irish national independence politically, and even predicted the independence of Greece.
18 1 13 10. In October, Shelley finished the narrative poem Queen Mabu, from 18 18 to19. The phrase "If winter comes, can spring be far behind" in ode to the west wind is a metaphor for the rebirth of society.
Besides, Shelley is full of "love affairs". In Shelley's works, mountains, forests and birds that have been sleeping for thousands of years suddenly become full of vitality. He once said: A poet is a nightingale who lives in the dark and sings with a beautiful voice to comfort his loneliness.
In 20 17, the biographical film mary shelley, which tells the love story between the poet Shelley and mary wollstonecraft, aged 17, was released. Mary and Shelley are like-minded. Shelley was married at that time, but she was soon moved by Mary's extraordinary appearance, manners and wisdom. They once eloped. Shelley's first wife committed suicide on 18 16 12, and they were formally married.