ক্বোরআন শরীফ (জাপানী আর্ট পেপার-বক্সসহ-বড়-৬নং) পিডিএফ ডাউনলোড করুন

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Shelley is the poet who has moved me most greatly over the years. He was a skeptical visionary--a spiritual revolutionary who understood the limitations of human character. His favorite writer was the down-to-earth Montaigne. Shelley's lyrical poetry is among the best in the language, and is the most ravishingly musical I know. Some of his longer poems seem to be a bit less-well-known, though they're some of the most rewarding long poems since Spenser, and necessary for an understanding of Shelley's development, in addition to being thrilling to read. So here are my top ten Shelley works, in roughly chronological order: Alastor, or the Spirit of Solitude- Shelley's early quest-romance is unsettling, and central to Romanticism. The Cenci- Perhaps the only Romantic play that might actually work onstage--a powerful tragedy. Ode to the West Wind- Shelley cries out his prophecy of eternal renewal. Witch of Atlas- A favorite of mine, this Spenserian fantasy is witty, intriguing, breathtakingly beautiful and deliciously ironic. Epipsychidion- Shelley's hymn to free love. Julian and Maddalo- Fascinating fictional dialogue between Shelley and Byron stand-ins. Prometheus Unbound- Shelley's ambitious masterpiece; Yeats believed it to be one the world's great sacred books. Read it and reread it, this is truly incredible. With Blake's epics and Wordsworth's Prelude, this is the summit of Romanticism. Adonais- Shelley's visionary elegy for himself. Hellas- Transcendent, revolutionary drama. Triumph of Life- Shelley's terrible final Dantesque vision, truly devastating and one of his most astounding pieces.

2022-12-10 03:40