Another of his poems contains an image of a "hand that mocked them and the heart that fed," but now very little remains "of the colossal wreck," and the "low and level sands stretch far away."
One of this author's speakers says "I sought for ghosts, and sped through many a listening chamber, cave and ruin." That poem begins with the coming of "the awful shadow of some unseen power." Another poem by this author has an image of "one keen pyramid with wedge sublime" and describes the titular figure's soul, which like a star "beacons from the abode where the Eternal are." Another of his poems contains an image of a "hand that mocked them and the heart that fed," but now very little remains "of the colossal wreck," and the "low and level sands stretch far away." For 10 points, name this English poet of "Adonais" who wrote "Look upon my works ye might and despair" in his "Ozymandias."
One of this author's speakers says "I sought for ghosts, and sped through many a listening chamber, cave and ruin."
Percy Bysshe {Shelley}