1. Ode to West Wind
... that grows at the bottom of it to show how the wind affects everything. The ocean and its foliage are used to in the same manner as the leaves and the clouds to show the uncontrollable force of the wind. The waves of the ocean and the "oozy woods" show the presence and affect of the wind ... . In the forth part of the poem Shelley ties all of the images together showing his desire to be the autumn leaves, tempest clouds, and turbulent waves so that he to can be effected by the wind and nature the way the objects are. Shelley goes on to wish he ... west wind to "Make me thy lyre" and to t...
- Word Count: 537
- Approx Pages: 2
- Grade Level: High School