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
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.