In a tribute to this poem, this poem's title subject is described as having
In a tribute to this poem, this poem's title subject is described as having "moved a poet to prophecies" and having "inspired a bard to win / ecstatic heights in thoughts and rhyme"; that tribute is by Thomas Hardy. This poem's speaker acknowledges that the subject of this poem has never known "love's sad satiety." The speaker of this poem asks the subject "what is most like thee?" and admits that its "presence (*) showers a rain of melody." The speaker describes the subject of this poem as having produced "hymns unbidden" like that of a "poet hidden / in the light of thought." This poem's title creature is a creator of "profuse strains of unpremeditated art" and is called a "blithe spirit". For 10 points, name this Percy Shelley poem addressed to the title bird.
In a tribute to this poem, this poem's title subject is described as having "moved a poet to prophecies" and having "inspired a bard to win / ecstatic heights in thoughts and rhyme"; that tribute is by Thomas Hardy.