One of this writer's poems answers the question, "How should I greet thee?" with the response, "With silence and tears.
One of this writer's poems answers the question, "How should I greet thee?" with the response, "With silence and tears." A narrative poem by this man involves the luckless tutor Pedrillo who is cannibalized on a boat going from Spain to Greece. In addition to writing such poems as "So we'll go no more a roving", this man played a major role in the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire. Penning such poems as "When We Two Parted" and "She Walks in Beauty", identify this man, a pioneer of the British Romanticism movement who also wrote the narrative poemsDon Juan (JOO-uhn) and Childe Harold's Pilgrimage.
One of this writer's poems answers the question, "How should I greet thee?" with the response, "With silence and tears.
{George Gordon}, {Lord Byron} [accept either or both parts]