This person said, "It's a subject on which nothing final can be known."

This person was found dead, washed up on shore with a copy of Don Juan in his pocket. When cremated his heart would not burn.

This person wrote The Vampyre.

This person had 14 illigitamate kids, was an editor for free, and was a tax collector who sang.

This person said, "All good poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings."

This person said, "Deep thinking is obtined only by a man of deep feeling."

This person wanted equal education was called a "Hyena in petticoats".

This poet wrote "Don Juan", When We Two Parted", "Darkness", "Fragment", and "She Walks in Beauty".

This person had a lifelong drug addiction and took part in a shortlived Pantocracy in Pennsilvania with Robert Southey.

This person said, "The silken wings of fancy are shriveled by rules."

This person said, "There are narrow limits to what human beings know with certainty."

This poet dropped out of Jesus College and partially influenced Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

This poet wrote "When i Have Fears That i May Cease Be" and "Ode to Nightinggale".

This person is known as the Father of the Romantic Era.

This person said, "The measure of all things beauty is its nearest to nature" in their works called ____.

This person said, "Beauty is truth, truth beauty- that is all you need to know on Earth, and all you need to know."

This poet saw visions and claimed that anything you could imagine was real.

This poet wrote "Strange Fits of Passion i Have Known", "She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways", and "Three Years She Grew"?

This person took the throne at age 22, had 15 children, was the first monarch to study science, and was known for his madness (mental illnesses).

This person said, "If poetry comes not as naturally as the leaves to a tree, it had better not come at all."

This person said, "I must create a system or be enslaved by another man's."

This person is know for writing childrens books for learning how to read called "Lessons".

This perosn wrote "Ozymandias" and "Prometheus Unbound".

This poet had a club foot and was exiled from england for his incestuous relations with his half sister.

This person said, "The truth is always strange, stranger than fiction" in their works called ____.