1. Essa Anwer Al-jowder Mrs.timm 12e 1/14/2014

2.  “We look before and after, And pine for what is not; Our sincerest laughter With some pain is fraught; Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest though”.  Percy shelly  Some famous works of his are A Bridal Song, A Dirge, and A New National Anthem.  Percy Shelley was a famous romantic writer who died romantically.

3.  Percy shelley was born on the 4 of august 1792.  Was born at field place near Horsham.  He was the oldest sun of seven children.  His mother was Elizabeth and father was a Whig parliamentarian named sir timothy Shelley.

4.  Percy Shelley only entered the best kinds of schools.  He was highly educated.  Percy Shelley studied at Eton.  He also entered oxford university.  His first poem was at 1810.  Percy was known that he liked to read book at university for example William Godwin and tom pained.  Shelly wrote a book named the necessity of atheism.  He got kicked out of oxford university when they new about what he wrote.

5.  Percy Shelley was married to two.  The first one was Harriet west brook.  Percy when with her to Scotland problems happed and they broke up.  He had two kid from her.  Percy then got married to Mary Catherin a daughter of one of Shelley's friends.  She was the mother of timothy.

6.  Shelly was a known poet a romantic poet.  Shelley wrote many poems in his life and most of them are famous.  Some of the famous poems that he wrote were a bridal song and a dirge, another in is a serpent-face.  these were old but tell now are known.

7.  Percy shelly died young at the age of 29.  Percy was sailing in the water of Italy.  The Gulf of Spezia.  Shelley drowned in his own boat.  The kind of boat he used was the Don Juan.  There was a bad summer storm in the ocean that cause the drowning of his boat.

8.  Percy Shelley, a young romantic poet who died romantically.  My opinion on Percy Shelley would maybe that he was an amazing romantic poet who did not live his life two the fullest but he died romantically.  He lived a short life but had many ups and downs.

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