Those lines come from this poet's elegy for (*) John Keats, "Adonais", and he asked "If Winter Comes, can Spring be far behind?" in a poem written to "the breath of Autumn's being."
One of this poet's works begins by asking Miranda to "Take this slave of music," and is entitled "To a Lady, With a Guitar," while he lamented that "love should be a blight and snare" in his poem "The Revolt of Islam." This poet described "The Spirit of Solitude" in his poem about the titular Last Man, Alastor. He noted that "the everlasting universe of things flows through the mind" in "Mont Blanc," while in a better known poem, this poet asked the "most musical of mourners" to "weep anew." Those lines come from this poet's elegy for (*) John Keats, "Adonais", and he asked "If Winter Comes, can Spring be far behind?" in a poem written to "the breath of Autumn's being." For ten points, identify this poet who wrote "Ode to the West Wind" and described a crumbling monument in his "Ozymandias."
One of this poet's works begins by asking Miranda to "Take this slave of music," and is entitled "To a Lady, With a Guitar," while he lamented that "love should be a blight and snare" in his poem "The Revolt of Islam."
Percy Bysshe {Shelley}