The Romantic Conflict

aspect associated attack augustan beauty becomes better Blake body Byron cause Church Coleridge comes common concerned conflict contrast course critical death desire early effect emotional English evidence example experience expression fact feeling follow force freedom give given hand heart hope human ideal ideas Imagination indicate inner instance Keats kind later leads less lines living matter metaphysical mind moral nature objective obviously passages passion perhaps period poem poet poetic poetry political pre-romantic psychological radical reality reason reform religion repression rhetoric romantic romanticism satire seems seen sense Shelley Smart social society Songs sort soul speak spirit stanza style suggestion theme things thought true truth turned usually verse vision whole witness Wordsworth writing