Did he worry that if he simply plonked himself down he would be taken for a Shelleyan atheist? |
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He was at heart a Shelleyan romantic who nevertheless responded excitedly to the radical poetics of his age. |
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This is Not Your Song is heavy on the violins and recalls the achingly pretty chamber-pop of Shelleyan Orphan. |
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Tells about the recently-lucrative field of biography in England and about a Shelleyan shipwreck in the North Sea which Holmes had to be rescued from by an RAF helicopter. |
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The Shelleyan rhapsody is here followed by Gilbertian patter in anapestic heptameters that rhyme internally and terminally. |
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In his highest and most Shelleyan moments, the suggestive richness of his language, along with his ecstatic rhythms, allows him to abolish the distinction between himself and the world. |
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Other critics, however, have renewed the Shelleyan and Coleridgean contention that literary experience involves a complex and profound form of knowing. |
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Eloise is seduced by the casuistical Nempere, rescued by another libertine, and finally ends up marrying Fitzeustace, a Peacockian parody of the typical Shelleyan Poet. |
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