In the fourth line of this poem, which was written in the Italian woods near the Arno coast, the poet alludes to tuberculosis, the "hectic red, pestilence-stricken multitudes.
In the fourth line of this poem, which was written in the Italian woods near the Arno coast, the poet alludes to tuberculosis, the "hectic red, pestilence-stricken multitudes." In the last section the poet asks the title character to scatter his words like Ashes and Spark might scatter from unextinguish'd hearth. The poet then alludes to the Book of Revelations and wonders, "If Winter comes, can spring be far behind?" Published along with the author's Prometheus Unbound --for 10 points-- name this poetic ode to Zephyrus by Percy Shelley.
In the fourth line of this poem, which was written in the Italian woods near the Arno coast, the poet alludes to tuberculosis, the "hectic red, pestilence-stricken multitudes.
{“Ode to the West Wind”}