Adonais

'Adonais' is an elegy by Percy Bysshe Shelley, written in memory of John Keats after his death.

The poem laments the loss of Keats and condemns the critics who Shelley believed contributed to his demise.

Shelley employs rich imagery and classical allusions to express grief and celebrate Keats's poetic genius.

The poem is divided into stanzas, each contributing to the overall sense of mourning and reverence.

'Adonais' is considered one of Shelley's finest works, showcasing his lyrical skill and passionate defense of artistic expression.