Shelley’s Sea-Change: Ariel’s Song as Percy Bysshe Shelley’s

through my window: across the sea   through my window 2022 sub indo Footnote 29 Shelley, with his belief in a Platonic world of forms lying beyond the world of sensible appearances, does not rule out a sea-change but what exactly that sea-change might entail, that is better left to mystery. Wordsworth would assure us that the very presence of an epitaph presupposes belief in an afterlife: ‘Without the

through my window 3 looking at you I saw you through a broken window. With a different point of view. These two lyrics, part of the chorus, demonstrate the symbol of broken glass. Broken glass is often a symbol of the loss of a relationship and greif over a recent death. The broken window demonstrates how this man looked at the girl he was in love with different than he should have

through my window 3 I woke up to the sound of a crash outside my window. Explosive lights were crashing through it. I entered the spirit world and looked out of my window to find a battle taking place before me. Three goblin-like demons with pointed flappy ears and sharp tusks were running around with a nasty old sack, stealing light from peoples’ homes