Percy Shelley

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In 1822 the adventurer Edward John Trelawny arranged the cremation of this Romantic poet after he drowned in Italy Shelley $1,000 J FACTS ABOUT POETS 2026-03-09 #9516
"On the pedestal, these words appear:My name is Ozymandias, king of kings; look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!" Shelley $1,000 J IN THE WORDS OF THE POET 2025-05-30 #9345
"Queen Mab" was so fab / Was the groom of Frankenstein / Not waving, drowning Shelley $400 J HAIKU ABOUT THE POET 2023-11-06 #8966
In 1816 he wrote "Mont Blanc" / & there'd be other gems / But you try rhyming "Ozymandias" / Do I look like Eminem?! Shelley $2,000 DJ POEMS ABOUT POETRY 2023-09-29 #8940
An unabashed romantic; "Unbound" effort; drowning, his sorrows Shelley $2,000 DJ WHO'S THAT POET? 2023-07-17 #8916
"The soul of Adonais, like a star, beacons from the abode where the eternal are" Shelley $2,000 DJ THE MAN, THE POETRY 2020-09-22 #8242
"Oh weep for Adonais--he is dead! Wake, melancholy mother, wake and weep!" Shelley $2,000 DJ THE POET WRITES 2017-03-02 #7479
"Queen Mab" was so fab /Was the groom of Frankenstein /Not waving, drowning Percy Shelley $400 J HAIKU ABOUT THE POET 2015-09-25 #7135
This romantic poet was really not clairvoyant / In 1822 / He put "Hellas" into view / But we wish he was more buoyant Shelley $2,000 DJ POEMS ON POETS 2011-10-24 #6231
"Of stormy mist; so swept her on her way even to the mournful place where Adonais lay" Shelley $2,000 DJ POETRY IN MOTION 2009-01-16 #5610
The parentage of his daughter Elena is still a mystery; she was born in 1818, but not to his wife Mary Shelley $200 J POETIC LICENSE 2007-11-12 #5331
"Who mourns for Adonais? Oh, come forth, fond wretch!" Shelley $1,000 J NAME THAT POET 2007-04-11 #5208
He wondered, "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?" Shelley $800 J POETS & POETRY 2006-07-04 #5037
While he lived near Pisa, this English poet wrote "Ode to the West Wind" & "To a Skylark" Shelley $800 DJ POETS & POETRY 2006-04-20 #4984
In 1812 he became a disciple & friend of social philosopher William Godwin, later his father-in-law Percy Shelley FJ BRITISH POETS 2005-11-17 #4874
For writing the pamphlet "The Necessity of Atheism", this "Ode to the West Wind" poet was expelled from Oxford Shelley $600 J POETS & POETRY 2002-11-21 #4194
Hell, yes Shelley $200 J SCRAMBLED ROMANTIC POETS 1999-09-13 #3451
His poem "The Pine Forest of the Cascine Near Pisa" was published by his wife Mary after his death Percy Shelley $800 DJ EGAD! MORE POET-TREE! 1999-07-09 #3435
His first wife, Harriet, was pregnant when he ran off with teenager Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Percy Shelley $1,000 DJ POETIC LICENSE 1998-10-26 #3251
"I met a traveler from an antique land who said: Two vast & trunkless legs of stone stand in the desert" Percy Shelley $1,000 DJ POETRY 1998-10-14 #3243
In 1811 this poet was expelled from Oxford for writing the pamphlet "The Necessity of Atheism" Percy Shelley $600 DJ POETS & POETRY 1998-01-20 #3087
He called his "Prometheus Unbound" "a lyrical drama" Shelley $600 DJ POETRY 1995-09-29 #2545
In 1814 he abandoned his wife, Harriet Westbrook, & ran off with 16-year-old Mary Godwin Shelley $800 DJ POETS & POETRY 1995-07-03 #2511
After his death, this poet's ashes were interred near the grave of John Keats Shelley $800 DJ POETS 1995-05-31 #2488
On July 8, 1822 he drowned while sailing off Livorno, Italy; his body was cremated on the beach Shelley $400 DJ POETRY 1993-06-11 #2035
On the death of John Keats in 1821, this poet wrote "Adonais" Shelley $1,000 DJ POETS & POETRY 1992-12-30 #1918
In "Ode to the West Wind", he asked, "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?" Shelley $1,000 DJ POETRY 1991-01-28 #1481
This author of "Prometheus Unbound" suggested to his wife that she write "Frankenstein" Shelley $800 DJ POETRY 1986-02-04 #367
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