For 10 points, name this British poet of Ode to the West Wind, Ozymandias, and To a Skylark.
This poet wrote about how "fountains mingle with the river" and "mountains kiss high heaven" in Love's Philosophy and Demogorgon praises the glory of the title titan in Prometheus Unbound.  Another poem ends with a call to "the trumpet of a prophecy" and describes the "breath of Autumn's being." The speaker of one poem asks the title figure to "teach me (*) half the gladness that thy brain must know" and another poem by this man features an inscription near "two vast and trunkless legs of stone" in "an antique land."  For 10 points, name this British poet of Ode to the West Wind, Ozymandias, and To a Skylark.
This poet wrote about how "fountains mingle with the river" and "mountains kiss high heaven" in Love's Philosophy and Demogorgon praises the glory of the title titan in Prometheus Unbound.  
{Percey} Bysshe {Shelley}