Topic: The Romantic period is marked with immense change; so much so that the period is often called the Age of Revolution. As political, social, industrial, and technological breakthroughs mounted, so did the new and innovative ways in which Romantics tried to write poetry. Take ONE poem from ONE Romantic writer and carefully analyze how that poem breaks from tradition in hopes of creating a new kind of poetry.

Criteria for Grade:

1. Name the author(s) and the title(s) of the work(s) you are discussing;

2. Present a clear thesis about the work(s) that responds to the question(s);

3. Refer to specific examples in the work(s) in order to support your thesis;

4. Analyze both the work(s)'s form and content while using proper terminology;

5. Correct spelling and grammar. Format: Typed, double-spaced, ONE inch margins, 12 point font Times New Roman. Length: Approximately 700 words.