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The speaker adresses the West Wind by calling it "Wild". He evaluates it as a destroyer and preserver at the same time. He is of the view that this wind takes the old and pale leaves away and grows the new seeds. The writer is may of the view that Westerns are making progresses amd eliminating the useless things. Is it so by the way?
Composed between ‘The Mask of Anarchy’ and ‘England in 1819', this ode replicates a concoction of dejection and sanguinity not unlike that found in these two poems; here, however, Shelley presents his emotions with a more personal flavour and finds his imagery, not in public events, but in the forces in nature. The final part of ‘Prometheus Unbound’ which he was completing at this time makes a similar use of natural imagery, but the particular attention given to autumn, spring and the wind looks...
“If winter comes, can spring be far behind?”
"The trumpet of a prophecy! O Wind,If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?"
For the most part it was great.
Eh I don't really have anything to say its just there.
Κορυφαίο ποίημα στα χρονικά της ποίησης.
He invokes the wild west wind of autumn, which scatters the dead leaves and spread seeds so that they may be nurtured by the spring ....to spread his thoughts across the universe 🌿
I love Shelley but this was just meh.
this poem was a great innovation when it first came out.its revolutionary soul was perfectly depicted through the amazing words of the poet, i love it
A majestic treasure of poetry.
