Chorus From Hellas Comments

I enjoyed these lines very much- -]Another Orpheus sings again, / And loves, and weeps, and dies./ A new Ulyssses leaves once more / Calypso for his native shore... The rest of this not so much

For me Shelley's Ode to the West Wind and his sonnet Ozymandias stand out. I get an uplift from the opening two lines of this poem but note the oddness of snake renewing and winter weeds joined in one image. I also puzzle about Like a wrecks of a dissolving dream—though this may be due to the person who typed the poem out. Lessons we can take from this—even Shelley was human and no poet writes masterpieces every time. -GK

Very nice and fine piece of writing here... I like this one

Yeah every new Ulyssses leaves once more Calypso for his native shore... greatly writings

' The earth doth like a snake renew'.....nice simile! Nicely rhymed!

A great age news says Shelley quoting the best classical references creating interest to readers to engross in that best time of world!

Such a great write by Percy Bysshe Shelley👍👍👍

A new Ulyssses leaves once more. Thanks for sharing it here.