One literary scholar writes on the theme of metempsychosis in this poem, as illustrated by a note its author appended to it which explains the scene in the poem where the soul of a girl returns in the body of a green bird.
One literary scholar writes on the theme of metempsychosis in this poem, as illustrated by a note its author appended to it which explains the scene in the poem where the soul of a girl returns in the body of a green bird. The main character is betrothed to his daughter, and when she dies on the eve of the wedding, he refuses to eat or sleep. William Wilberforce criticized the misconception of religion in this poem, and many of its themes like resistance of temptation are reflected in its author's utopian community, Pantisocracy. In the end, the title character decides not to seek revenge upon Okba for killing his father Hodeirah, and resolves to pull down the realm of Domdaniel but dies in the process. FTP, name ►this epic poem in twelve books about an Arabian hero, written by Robert Southey. 
One literary scholar writes on the theme of metempsychosis in this poem, as illustrated by a note its author appended to it which explains the scene in the poem where the soul of a girl returns in the body of a green bird.
Thalaba the Destroyer    