One author blamed this man’s death on a publication “so savage and tartarly,” although that same author later wrote that it was strange this man’s mind “should let itself be snuffed out by an Article.” Another work commemorating this poet commands Urania to “lament anew” and claims this man “hath awakened from the dream of life.” That work, an elegy for this man, begins “I weep for Adonais—he is dead!” This poet was mocked for “low diction” in his “Sleep and Poetry” and dismissed as part of the “Cockney school” in a review for his Endymion, but he was venerated by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood for such works as “La Belle Dame Sans Merci.” For ten points, name this English poet who produced some famous odes, including one “on a Grecian urn,” before dying at age 25.
One author blamed this man’s death on a publication “so savage and tartarly,” although that same author later wrote that it was strange this man’s mind “should let itself be snuffed out by an Article.” Another work commemorating this poet commands Urania to “lament anew” and claims this man “hath awakened from the dream of life.” That work, an elegy for this man, begins “I weep for Adonais—he is dead!” This poet was mocked for “low diction” in his “Sleep and Poetry” and dismissed as part of the “Cockney school” in a review for his Endymion, but he was venerated by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood for such works as “La Belle Dame Sans Merci.” For ten points, name this English poet who produced some famous odes, including one “on a Grecian urn,” before dying at age 25.
One author blamed this man’s death on a publication “so savage and tartarly,” although that same author later wrote that it was strange this man’s mind