Percy Bysshe Shelley 1792 1822
Percy Bysshe Shelley 1792 1822
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He was an eternal child, irresponsible, unmoral, autonomous, wayward, freak- ish; in one word purely and simply, demonic. In the back- ground of his weird fancies lurked a haunting sense of what he called the " infinite malice of Destiny. " As if all our efforts were idle and vain, and we ourselves shadows in a show, a dazzling phantasmagoria, in which right and wrong sometimes changed places, and men were the toys of tre- mendous occult forces. He played, like a child, with the highest and mos...t sacred things, not because he wished to shock or offend or scandalise people, but only because he was a child and must act accordingly. He pulled up the flowers and shrubs in society's prim and patterned garden r he just wanted to see how they w^ere made, and if they were really alive and growing. His artist's soul also abhorred the ugly, the mean, the squalid, the orthodox, with which he was surrounded. At whatever cost, he must put beauty into these, though he attacked an army of hostile prejudices and passions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was an eternal child, irresponsible, unmoral, autonomous, wayward, freak- ish; in one word purely and simply, demonic. In the back- ground of his weird fancies lurked a haunting sense of what he called the " infinite malice of Destiny. " As if all our efforts were idle and vain, and we ourselves shadows in a show, a dazzling phantasmagoria, in which right and wrong sometimes changed places, and men were the toys of tre- mendous occult forces. He played, like a child, with the highest and mos...t sacred things, not because he wished to shock or offend or scandalise people, but only because he was a child and must act accordingly. He pulled up the flowers and shrubs in society's prim and patterned garden r he just wanted to see how they w^ere made, and if they were really alive and growing. His artist's soul also abhorred the ugly, the mean, the squalid, the orthodox, with which he was surrounded. At whatever cost, he must put beauty into these, though he attacked an army of hostile prejudices and passions.
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