The subject of a poem by him is said to have "A mind at peace with all below" and (*) "A heart whose love is innocent."
This poet wrote that "the heart must pause to breathe," and so he must "go no more a-roving / By the light of the moon."  In one poem he claims the way to greet an ex-lover after long years is the same way to part; "With silence and tears." The subject of a poem by him is said to have "A mind at peace with all below" and (*) "A heart whose love is innocent." That subject is initially described to have "all that's best of dark and bright / Meet in her aspect and her eyes." For 10 points, name this English Romantic poet who wrote of a woman who is "like the night" in "She Walks in Beauty."
This poet wrote that "the heart must pause to breathe," and so he must "go no more a-roving /
George Gordon Noel, Lord Byron