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A Reading of Shelley’s ‘To a Skylark’: Unacknowledged Legislator
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Shelley thinks the fair order has broken down in his time and argues that the poet’s role is to correct this phenomenon through poetry. Shelley aspires to live in a society where a poet’s status, which he elevates to that of a legislator, or agent or representative of the governed, can be fully realized. Shelley confesses the “Poet” in ‘To a Skylark’ is an “unacknowledged legislator.” This confession is his candid acknowledgment of the status of the poet in his time. At the same time, he longs for an era in which poets become acknowledged legislator in this poem.Even if Shelley’s aspiration is a magnificent fantasy, his great aspiration to change the world with his imagination makes us solemn.
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Shelley thinks the fair order has broken down in his time and argues that the poet’s role is to correct this phenomenon through poetry. Shelley aspires to live in a society where a poet’s status, which he elevates to that of a legislator, or agent or representative of the governed, can be fully realized. Shelley confesses the “Poet” in ‘To a Skylark’ is an “unacknowledged legislator.” This confession is his candid acknowledgment of the status of the poet in his time. At the same time, he longs for an era in which poets become acknowledged legislator in this poem.Even if Shelley’s aspiration is a magnificent fantasy, his great aspiration to change the world with his imagination makes us solemn.
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