In one of this man's poems a spirit will adore the title entity "With a full but soft emotion/Like the swell of Summer's ocean", and that poem claims "There be none of Beauty's daughters/ With a magic like thee."
In one of this man's poems a spirit will adore the title entity "With a full but soft emotion/Like the swell of Summer's ocean", and that poem claims "There be none of Beauty's daughters/ With a magic like thee." In another poem, this man wrote of how "Chill'd by misfortune's wintry blast/ My dawn of life is overcast", and besides "Stanzas for Music" and "Remembrance", he demanded "Give, oh give me back my heart!" in "Maid of Athens, Ere we Part." Another poem mentions a "rider distorted and pale, /With the dew on his brow, and the rust on his mail" and "the Angel of Death spread his wings on the blast." He wrote of (*) "cohorts...gleaming in purple and gold" as a man came "down like the wolf on the fold" in a poem which appears in his Hebrew Melodies alongside a poem that describes its title character exhibiting "The smiles that win, the tints that glow" and notes that "all that 's best of dark and bright/ meet in her aspect and her eyes" . For 10 points, name this author of "The Destruction of Sennacherib" and "She Walks in Beauty".
In one of this man's poems a spirit will adore the title entity "With a full but soft emotion/Like the swell of Summer's ocean", and that poem claims "There be none of Beauty's daughters/ With a magic like thee."
{George Gordon}, {6th Baron Byron} [accept either underlined part]