This poems calls Waterloo "where the sword united nations drew". This poem urges a woman to “Smile on,” not “venture to unmask / Man's heart, and view the Hell that's there” in its digression “To Inez.” The line “There is a pleasure in the pathless woods” opens this poem’s “Apostrophe to the Ocean.” This poem’s title character witnesses a bullfight in Spain and laments on the state of modern Greek culture. For 10 points, name this Lord Byron poem about a Romantic youth’s journey through Europe.
This poems calls Waterloo "where the sword united nations drew". This poem urges a woman to “Smile on,” not “venture to unmask / Man's heart, and view the Hell that's there” in its digression “To Inez.” The line “There is a pleasure in the pathless woods” opens this poem’s “Apostrophe to the Ocean.” This poem’s title character witnesses a bullfight in Spain and laments on the state of modern Greek culture. For 10 points, name this Lord Byron poem about a Romantic youth’s journey through Europe.
This poems calls Waterloo "where the sword united nations drew".