'Ode to the West by Percy Bysshe Shelley'

' there ar a lot of critics who wrote close to Shelleys poetry specially his best know verse form Ode to the due westmost Wind. They analyze it as a instance example of the amatory period that Shelley is considered wholeness of its famous poets. I find that is natural here to draw up about him and stage the revolutionist ideas that he holds in this poem. My intent in this base is to shed the atonic on the briny themes that he focuses on and to arouse the pursual question: Does this poem is a confessedly representation of Shelleys new beliefs?\nPercy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) is an ostensible amative poet who has a mountainous influence on the English lit with his innovative and undefiled works. He has jilted the oppression in his society and he has revolutionary thoughts, so he is large up with violently revolutionary ideas which contrasted with those of his fathers (Gillie 783). Shelley realizes behavior in a mature port since his early long time of study and he also calls for evaluator and human rights. therefore; Abrams stated that Shelley saying the petty despotism of school master and schoolmate as representative of universes global inhumanity to Man and dedicated his animateness-time to a contend against all evil and oppression(56). In addition, Shelley refuses to accept life as it is lived and he believes that love has a great purpose on peoples lives. Therefore, he urges them to release their possible power that could swap their status in life. This is a slip away indication to the revolutionary ideas that he holds, so he calls upon them to:\n elevator like lions later on slumber\nInvanquishable keep down!\nShake your bondage to earth, like dew.\nWhich in sleep had fall on you?\nYe are many, they few.\n\nShelleys Ode to the double-u Wind\nOde to the west wind is unity of Shelleys most heavy and famous poems. He wrote it in November 1819 plot he was in Florence with his family. In it the poet expresses in t he clearest way, his identification with na... '