He wrote about the title object "as still as a brooding dove" in a poem entitled "The Cloud," and he wrote about a priest who loves Beatrice, Count Orsino, who hires an assassin to kill a count in The Cenci. One poem by this man asks the reader to weep for the title lover of Venus in "Adonais," and 
He wrote about the title object "as still as a brooding dove" in a poem entitled "The Cloud," and he wrote about a priest who loves Beatrice, Count Orsino, who hires an assassin to kill a count in The Cenci. One poem by this man asks the reader to weep for the title lover of Venus in "Adonais," and another narrated by a "traveler from an antique land" involves seeing two legs of a statue that say "look on my works, ye mighty, and despair." The author of a poem about a "blithe spirit," for 10 points, name this poet of "Ozymandias" and "To a Skylark."
He wrote about the title object "as still as a brooding dove" in a poem entitled "The Cloud," and he wrote about a priest who loves Beatrice, Count Orsino, who hires an assassin to kill a count in The Cenci.
{Percy} Bysshe {Shelley} (prompt on “{Shelley}”)