Second Generation ROMANTICS

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Second Generation ROMANTICS

Byron (1788-1824) Shelley (1792-1822) Keats (1795-1821)

Timeline for the Romantics WORDSWORTH COLERIDGE BYRON SHELLEY KEATS 1770 1850

GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON “Carpe diem”

THE BYRONIC HERO A passionate, moody, restless character who has exhausted most of the world’s excitements and who lives under the weight of some mysterious sin committed in the past.

GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON Fought for Greek Independence I ALWAYS WAS HOT!

PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY Atheist Revolutionary Free Love Advocate

PERCY & HARRIET MARY & PERCY & HARRIET

JOHN KEATS Lost both his mother and older brother to tuberculosis Died at age 25 of tuberculosis

Fanny & John

JOHN KEATS Poetry that appeals to the senses Search for immortality

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