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Message attack! ( 1 messages from each Byron poems) Everyone knows how important nature is. Everyone has seen someone who is innocent. You may have regrets. You may not have thought the would follow you to death. One message from each of the three Byron poems are, innocence from She Walks in Beauty, love of nature from Apostrophe to the Ocean, and regret after death from Don Juan. The first message, is from She Walks in Beauty, is the thought of innocence. Lord Byron talks about the girl looks, moves, and what kind of girl she is. In lines (11-12) Lord Byron says, “Where thoughts serenely sweet express, How pure, how dear their dwelling-place.” He is meaning that she has thoughts that are sweet and come from a good place. Lord Byron verbalized, “A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent!” lines (17-18) He is saying that she is at peace with everything and her heart is filled with innocent love. …show more content…

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