The speaker of this poem remarks of his addressee's face that is "where thoughts serenely sweet express / how pure, how dear, their dwelling place," and the poet praises the addressee for "A mind at peace with all below /
The speaker of this poem remarks of his addressee's face that is "where thoughts serenely sweet express / how pure, how dear, their dwelling place," and the poet praises the addressee for "A mind at peace with all below / A heart whose love is innocent." He notes that "All that's best of dark and bright / Meet in her aspect and her eyes" before remarking upon the "nameless grace which waves in every raven tress." For 10 points, name this poem, in which the darkness is that of "cloudless climes and starry skies," and a woman performs the titular action "like the night," by Lord Byron.
The speaker of this poem remarks of his addressee's face that is "where thoughts serenely sweet express / how pure, how dear, their dwelling place," and the poet praises the addressee for "A mind at peace with all below /
"She Walks in Beauty"