Romantic Poetry

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Across
  1. 3. A gentle creature symbolizing innocence in Blake’s poetry.
  2. 6. This celestial body "bleeds" after the death of the albatross.
  3. 9. A break or pause within a line of poetry.
  4. 10. The chimney sweeper’s companion who dreams of angels.
  5. 11. Period of rapid mechanization that shaped Blake’s world.
  6. 13. When a poetic line flows onto the next without punctuation.
  7. 14. A figure of speech comparing two things without "like" or "as."
  8. 15. Tennyson’s aging hero who refuses to rest.
  9. 17. The mariner stops a guest on his way to this joyful event.
  10. 18. The angel in *The Chimney Sweeper* has one to set the boys free.
Down
  1. 1. This bird’s death brought a terrible curse upon a ship’s crew.
  2. 2. Weapon used to kill the bird in *The Rime of the Ancient Mariner*.
  3. 4. Poet of *The Chimney Sweeper*.
  4. 5. The doomed sailor who tells his tale of woe.
  5. 7. A dominant theme in Romantic poetry, often contrasted with industry.
  6. 8. The setting for *The Rime of the Ancient Mariner*, both beautiful and deadly.
  7. 12. Romantic poet who wrote about a cursed sailor.
  8. 16. A key Romantic concept linked to awe-inspiring nature.