The speaker of one of this man's poems explains "the heart must pause to breathe" as his reason for doing the title action.
The speaker of one of this man's poems explains "the heart must pause to breathe" as his reason for doing the title action. This member of the Satanist school had a notorious feud with Robert Southey, a Lake Poet. In a work by this poet of  "We'll go no more a roving," the speaker describes a woman who had "a heart whose love is innocent" and compares her to "the night of cloudless climes and starry skies." In another poem, this author satirically portrayed the archetypal womanizer as one is easily seduced. For 10 points, name this English Romantic poet of "She Walks in Beauty" and Don Juan ["joo-un".]
The speaker of one of this man's poems explains "the heart must pause to breathe" as his reason for doing the title action.
George Gordon, Lord Byron [accept either underlined name] 