This poem's speaker questions the "joy we ever should come near" if "we were things born / Not to shed a tear" and asks, "What objects are the fountains / Of thy happy strain?" Images in this poem include a "rose embowered / In its own green leaves" and a "glow-worm golden / In a dell of dew." This poem's speaker states "The world should listen then Â– as I am listening now" after declaring that if the title figure would teach him "half the gladness / That thy brain must know, / Such harmonious madness / From my lips would flow." This poem begins with its speaker exclaiming, "Hail to thee, blithe Spirit!" For 10 points, name this poem address
This poem's speaker questions the "joy we ever should come near" if "we were things born / Not to shed a tear" and asks, "What objects are the fountains / Of thy happy strain?" Images in this poem include a "rose embowered / In its own green leaves" and a "glow-worm golden / In a dell of dew." This poem's speaker states "The world should listen then Â– as I am listening now" after declaring that if the title figure would teach him "half the gladness / That thy brain must know, / Such harmonious madness / From my lips would flow." This poem begins with its speaker exclaiming, "Hail to thee, blithe Spirit!" For 10 points, name this poem addressing a bird, by Percy Shelley.