" Its speaker exhorts the title entity to scatter, like ashes and sparks, his "words among mankind!"
This poem's speaker imagines the title entity waking him from the "coil of his crystalline dreams" on the shores of a "pumice isle." Its speaker exhorts the title entity to scatter, like ashes and sparks, his "words among mankind!" This poem employs the image of "ghosts from an enchanter fleeing" to describe the motion of dead leaves. This poem, whose title entity is the "breath of Autumn's being," ends with the line "if Winter (*) comes, can Spring be far behind?" For 10 points, name this poem dedicated to a blustery phenomenon, by Percy Shelley.
This poem's speaker imagines the title entity waking him from the "coil of his crystalline dreams" on the shores of a "pumice isle.
"Ode to the {West Wind}"