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Your new ahaLord Byron

Byron's She Walks in Beauty was inspired by his cousin, whom he saw at a party dressed in mourning black. Source: She Walks in Beauty ↗

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01Shelley contrasts a ruined monument with a ruler's boast of enduring greatness in this poem.RECALL
Ozymandias
Shelley's Ozymandias reflects on a decayed ruler's monument, ironically boasting of works long since crumbled.
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02This poet wrote Ozymandias.RECALL
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Shelley's Ozymandias reflects on a decayed ruler's monument, ironically boasting of works long since crumbled.
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03Poe's grieving narrator encounters a bird whose repeated answer is Nevermore in this poem.RECALL
The Raven
Poe's The Raven follows a grieving narrator visited by a bird whose refrain of Nevermore became instantly famous.
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