Ode of the West Wind by Percy Shelley Essay -- too a skylark, spirit,

Percy Shelley was a rebellious writer. M all of the things that he had written didnt really follow the social standards of his time. Many times, he would call something turn up or introduce many ludicrous ideas. He also was a huge fan of William Wordsworth, a poet who thought the Industrial Revolution was ruining our contact towards nature. So, Shelley tended to follow this theme, except in a more rebellious way and Adam Kirsch agrees when he states, Unlike the average radical, then, Shelley didnt just challenge social taboos he openly violated them, living his personal life in accordance with unpopular principles like equality, womens rights, and free love. (Kirsch, Adam). One of the many tools Shelley used in his writing was the use of personification, or treating non-human things as if they were human. For example, Ode of the watt used personifies the wind which is shown end-to-end the poem as he speaks to the wind like he would a person. In To a Skylark, he admires the bird and uses many creative images to express the wonder and magnificent qualities of the skylark. Percy Shelleys poems Ode of the West Wind and Too a Skylark twain use imagery to show links between spirit and nature, and they each use personification of different things to show these connections. First of all, both of Shelleys poems Ode of the West Wind and Too a Skylark use imagery to illustrate connections between nature and spirit. Ode of the West has many magnificent images that are described throughout the poem. Shelley used many illustrating words that really formed a picture of what he was talking about. The connection of nature and spirit are shown in lines much(prenominal) as, Yellow, and black, and pale, and hectic red, / Pestilence-stricken multitudes O... ...that show connections between spirit and nature. Works CitedDonovan, Josephine. Aestheticizing Animal Cruelty. College Literature 4(2011)202. eLibrary. Web. 23 Mar. 2014.Kirsch, Adam.. AVENGING ANGEL Books. New York er, The. 27 Aug. 2007 85. eLibrary. Web. 23 Mar. 2014.Knapp, John. The spirit of classical sing in Shelleys Hymn to Intellectual Beauty. Style 33. 1(1999)43. eLibrary. Web. 24 Mar. 2014.Neth, J., Michael.. The Shelley-Byron Conversation.(book reviews). ANQ 9. (1996)61(4). eLibrary. Web. 24 Mar. 2014.William, James , 1792-1822 (1792-1822) The Complete Poetical Works of Shelley including materials never before printed in any edition of the poems Edited with textual notes by Thomas Hutchinson Oxford The Clarendon Press 1904 xxvii, 1023 p. Preliminaries, introductory, and editorial matter omitted non-English verse omitted.