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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON FANNY GODWIN, by PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Her voice did quiver as we parted
Last Line: This word is all too wide for thee.
Subject(s): Godwin, Fanny (d. 1816); Love; Love - Loss Of; Suicide
First Line: Her voice did quiver as we parted
Last Line: This word is all too wide for thee.
Subject(s): Godwin, Fanny (d. 1816); Love; Love - Loss Of; Suicide
Her voice did quiver as we parted,
Yet knew I not that heart was broken
From which it came, and I departed
Heeding not the words then spoken.
Misery --O Misery,
This word is all too wide for thee.
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