<3 Love Percy

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''The human race is found in the best situation when possesses the highest degree of liberty. '' - Dante Alighieri
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Seriously? Wow, It's nice to know someone who shares my love for the Shelley's, Percy's brilliant, I know . I'm writing a novel about them, their lives, meeting Lord Byron.

Thanks for faving, all the best.

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"Mrs lovette, you're a bloody wonder, eminantely practical and yet appropriate as always-like you say theres little point in dwelling on the past! Now come here, my love. Nothing for you to fear, my love. What's DEAD, IS DEAD!!"

*---* Lord Byron is so sexy!!!
<3 love his poem ''Mazzepa''... its my favorite <3
i love his works and his life!!! >w<
I Love Percy because he was so sweet in his life...
=3 i really want to read your novel <33
they are two of my favorite poets... the first one is Dante Alighieri

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Awesome, you really know your stuff!!
None of my friends know any of these amazing people, so it's refreshing to meet you and a pleasure.
"Mazeppa," Is beautiful, Byron was (is) So damn sexy omg lol *High five *
I love his arguments with the Caroline, he had an affair with her and after it ended they had this battle of the sexes going on lol and before he died he kissed her, grateful that she was the only one always there for him. BLESS!! :3 I love a poem he wrote her when they were fighting. She enscribed 'Remember me!" on his desk and he replied with...
"Remember thee! remember thee!
Till Lethe quench life's burning stream
Remorse and shame shall cling to thee,
And haunt thee like a feverish dream!

Remember thee! Aye, doubt it not.
Thy husband too shall think of thee:
By neither shalt thou be forgot,
Thou false to him, thou fiend to me!"

Absolutely brilliant lol

Percy was adorable, I love his "Mont Blanc" And loads others that I read but the titles escape me *feels guilty*, he had the kindest heart, I love him best with Mary shelley even though he had feelings for many others as well as loving her, they just completed eachother in a way. He always called her his favourite. Their story is stupendously tragic.

I'd love for you to read it when it's done,thank you! I'll be including some art in there as well. While I'm writing I'll be thinking of you, It's inspirig to meet someone who knows their stuff. Keep in contact !!!!

I like Oscar wilde ad Edgar allan poe as well, I also like the works of Mary shelley's mother Mary wollstonecraft.
Are you reading anything right now?

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:icontdkjokerlovers:

"Mrs lovette, you're a bloody wonder, eminantely practical and yet appropriate as always-like you say theres little point in dwelling on the past! Now come here, my love. Nothing for you to fear, my love. What's DEAD, IS DEAD!!"

I have 2 biographical novels about Lord Byron... I worship to read them!
^^ I have a personage representing him and I have to learn a lot of his life and his personality. My story joins artists of every time in a time and place... is something as well as a Artistic Heaven or a Spa or center of retreat of the artists.

D8 Caroline Lamb him hizó Vu-dú to Byron!
... Damned witch!!
well... who would not be put lunatic if someone as Byron left her. Although that '' battle of the sexes'' was epic.
I think that Byron in the fund did not seek more than a companion that not it to compromise. That will leave the tranquil with his beloved solitude but at the same time that sensation of company give him.
We recall that his limp was white of many mockeries.

;---; I died when I read what Mary Ann Chaworth told a neighbor behind the back of him: '' Perhaps do you believes that i would be able to fall in love with a lame man?'' that broke the heart to the little Byron that had then 12 years old.. and that act opened the road to the imminent hatred toward the women.
He really loved she.
Even after she married. he dedicated her many poems. But his heart continued broken.

u_u the life of the poor one Byron give me so much grief. Before dying, Byron asked that his body to be buried in Greece.. and that by NO motive to be carried again to London. two days after his death, they carried his body to London where at present rests. his spirit should be very sad and disappointed.

I have 2 biographical novels of Lord Byron... I worship to read them! ^^ I have a personage representing it and I have to learn a lot on its life and its personality and above all its works. My history joins artists of every time in a time and place... is something as well as a Paraiso artistic or a Spa or center of retreat of the artists.

Still I have not read anything of Poe neither of Wilde... at present I am finishing to read the second biographical novel about Byron... ^^ possibly, later, seek one of Wilde... a friend asked me that to include Wilde in my history, so I will read his biography and his works to seek ideas of a design for his personage ^^

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Me too!
I love reading about their lives, how they felt and what made them who they are.
Byron was amazing to say the least.
I've been writing a story in the past where many of the artists and writers, heroes and heroines come together, like a society, a family.

If you love someone so much and they leave you, you tend to go a little crazy lol
Caroline wasn't the only one who went slightly bizerk XD
What do you think of Claire claremont? The story of their daughter's so sad.

Byron had a cruel childhood I believe. His governess molested him and he didn't really have any kind women around to give him a good impression of women. You cant blame him for not trusting them completely.
That was horrible! How could a woman say that about a twelve year old boy, or any aged man? Byron was a genius from a young age and then grew into a hero, he lived for the day!
Cold hearted witch!

I know!! Why didn't they bury him in Greece where he was happy? He hated England and even when he died they snatched him from his deathbed. It's sick, he should of at least been buried where he wanted to be. He hate England so much he exiled himself lol

I have a collection of Byrons work but I havn't been able to buy any biographys, I'm writing a biographical novel myself, about The Godwins, the shelley's, Byron...all of them together. I hope it goes well but sometimes I end up crying and I cant write lol
Is your personage on deviantart? Can I read it?

It makes me happy to know that reading about his life makes you happy, if only more people would see it that way.
If you do read Wilde at some point, I suggest The picture of Dorian grey and the importance of being earnest. As for Poe there are SO many poems and stories of his that are beautiful, like 'Lenore', is one of my favourites and 'The Raven,", The house of Usher is a good story too, and the tell tale heart.

Creating a personage is a really brilliant idea! How long have you been working on Byrons?

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:icontdkjokerlovers:

"Mrs lovette, you're a bloody wonder, eminantely practical and yet appropriate as always-like you say theres little point in dwelling on the past! Now come here, my love. Nothing for you to fear, my love. What's DEAD, IS DEAD!!"