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Loneliness And Insanity In The Writings Of Lord Byron

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Lord Byron was very depressive and saw things in a negative light instead of seeing them positively. While reading information about Lord Byron, he is not the happiest person, he is dark, and melancholy in most things that people have been reading about him. Cambridge Authors states that “as an individual he was 'unfit... to herd with man'.” This statement clearly states that he was lonely and he isolated himself from people. (English.cam.ac.uk). Cambridge Authors also says that “They suggest it is some sort of balm to the excesses of allay the 'storm' of intense sadness” (English.cam.ac.uk). When his mother passed, it took his world and turned it upside down and made him go into “deep mourning”. When people say, Lord Byron he often had this
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