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Classic Poetry Aloud Indexthe end of the block wrote 3 hours ago: “Man’s desires are limited by his perceptions; none can desire what he has not perceived” (“There is … more →
moks wrote 7 hours ago: The busy have no time for tears - Lord Byron Living at the new house has surprisingly made me feel l … more →
corsullivan wrote 3 days ago: Lord Byron wrote, in a footnote to his poem The Giaour, that the Islamic azaan calling the faithful … more →
Democratic Thinker wrote 1 week ago: Things Every Literate Person Knows From Lord Byron’s “Ode on Venice” … more →
Janine wrote 1 week ago: So we’ll go no more a-roving so late into the night, Though the heart be still as loving, And … more →
youngromantic wrote 1 week ago: Happy Friday, everyone. Friday’s are usually pretty quiet here at the office, so I usually mak … more →
HappyHarriet wrote 2 weeks ago: “She walks … more →
joshua walker wrote 2 weeks ago: Today in class we were discussing Lord Byron and the impact of his work upon Lermontov’s HoT. … more →
Katie Lambert wrote 3 weeks ago: Ada, our enchantress (Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Considering Byron popped up even in our podcast o … more →
Molly wrote 3 weeks ago: This seems like the perfect poem to post on a beautiful day. I took a walk this morning and kicked u … more →
sputnitsa wrote 3 weeks ago: See, this Lord Byron poem below did NOT, somehow, make it to my reading list. It was written on the … more →
ecologyconsultancy wrote 4 weeks ago: “When one subtracts from life infancy (which is vegetation), sleep, eating and swilling, buttoning a … more →
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lintulove wrote 1 month ago: Stephanie Kriter Engl 430B Tristanne Connolly March 30, 2009 The Byronic Hero George Gordon, Lord By … more →
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eromenos wrote 1 month ago: Lord Byron at age 25, by R. Westall, 1813. As it is common with many distinguished British gentleman … more →
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TristnFinn wrote 1 month ago: Cloudless climbs and starry skies are all well and good when you can see past the end of your nose. … more →
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