Which one of these English romantic poets would you want to spend an evening with?

Question

William Blake, Lord Byron, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Percy Bysshe Shelley, William Wordsworth, or John Keats.

Answer 1

Lord Byron and Percy Shelley (and Mary Shelley too, of course). We could all tell scary stories, and I would try to convince them not to go to sea.

Answer 2

Quinn, Jackson, Owen, Will, Joel, Josiah, Sean, Ruben, Adam, Silas, Jay, Peter, Oliver, Milo, Gabe sounds like a truthfully unique tale, and a few thing that would grab my interest because of the fact it relatively is unique. So thumbs up, and larger of luck :)

Answer 3

Definitely Blake. I fell in love with "Songs of Innocence/Songs of Experience" years ago. A man with a mind like that - the poems and the paintings - would be fascinating.

Answer 4

I'm going to go with Keats for his Ode to a Nightingale. I think the rest of them would be too much of a handful.

Answer 5

probably Lord Byron, just because he sounds like an all around interesting romantic figure, not just a poet.

Answer 6

Coleridge. I'd love to have whatever he's having when he wrote the Rime of the Ancyent Mariner. I suspect it's a bit of opium. ;)

Answer 7

What a GREAT question!!!! My choice would be Blake. The others are incredible, but too wrapped up in the world and society in which they lived. Blake lived in his own delicious world. I would LOVE to drink wine, talk, and prod him to DRAW, Willie, DRAW!

Answer 8

Definitely not Lord Byron, he sleep with not only woman but boys too.
But, hey, if you're into that kind of thing :)

Answer 9

ummm i think Hemmingway ( I know its not an actual chice : just htought he wuld be intereseting.