For 10 points, name this author of âOn Sitting Down to Read King Lear
The speaker of one poem by this author calls the title feeling âthe blissful cloud of summerâ and states that âmy sleep had been embroiderâd with dim dreams.â Another poem by this author calls âye clouds of Albion Begetters of our deep eternal theme,â and features a speaker who declares âbetwixt damnation and impassionâd clay must I burn through.â The first poem by this man ends âvanish, ye phantoms! from my idle springs, into the clouds, and never more return!â The second poem by this writer recalls the pleasures of reading a âgolden-tongued romance with serene luteâ and ends with the speaker demanding âbut when I am consumed in the fire, give me new phoenix wings to fly at my desire.â He described three temptresses named Ambition, Love, and Poesy in an 1819 poem that is addressed to the feeling of laziness. For 10 points, name this author of âOn Sitting Down to Read King Lear Once Againâ and âOde On Indolence,â who also wrote âOn First Looking into Chapmanâs Homer.â
The speaker of one poem by this author calls the title feeling âthe blissful cloud of summerâ and states that âmy sleep had been embroiderâd with dim dreams.â Another poem by this author calls âye clouds of Albion Begetters of our deep eternal theme,â and features a speaker who declares âbetwixt damnation and impassionâd clay must I burn through.â
John Keats