Lord Byron She Walks in Beauty -Romantic Poet -26 when he wrote this poem. -Based on his cousin Anne Wilmot. -An eccentric and wild character who was described.

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Lord Byron She Walks in Beauty -Romantic Poet -26 when he wrote this poem. -Based on his cousin Anne Wilmot. -An eccentric and wild character who was described as mad, bad and dangerous to know by Lady Caroline Lamb. -Numerous illegitimate children and affairs. Most famously his half-sister Augusta. Content- Audience- Purpose- Themes-

Form Third person Present Tense 3 Verse sestets Enjambement Iambic tetrameter Stress changes and falls on Meet

Sentence Level Complex sentences End focus with relative clause in first stanza.

Word Level Simile Antithesis Modifiers cloudless starry Present tense verbs walks Irony Lexical sets of dark and light Lexical sets of purity and innocence.

Phonology Alliteration Sibilance Repetition