At the end of this poem, the poet observes that the "sweetest songs ... tell of saddest thought", and asks to overflow with "harmonious madness".
At the end of this poem, the poet observes that the "sweetest songs ... tell of saddest thought", and asks to overflow with "harmonious madness". Earlier, the poet loses sight of the title animal, but can still hear its "shrill delight", prompting the poet to describe it as a "blithe Spirit", because its song comes from Heaven. Written in 21 5-line stanzas, FTP, what is this poem by Percy Shelley?
At the end of this poem, the poet observes that the "sweetest songs ... tell of saddest thought", and asks to overflow with "harmonious madness".
To a Skylark