The blog group “Lord Byron” has a very good point when they bring up how Bryon could be argued as a sexual magnet or a hero. Many of Bryon’s poems that, were not published, are bases off of sexual things in life for both females and males, but the question is could his poems have helped the human species? Bryon was able to relate to both men and women, considering how he was attracted to both genders, causing him to have the ability to show two different sides of him. He has his more manly side where he was able to show men how to soften up and let a women feel loved and beautiful. In the poem “She Walks in Beauty”, it is telling how beautiful this girl is to him and how she can be compared to all the beautiful things in nature. This poem can be a good way to help males realize that women are not just people in a room; they can be as gorgeous as anything. It also could help a woman’s self-esteem. For example, poems such as this one by Lord Byron, can remind woman that they are beautiful and not only what men make them out to be. For this generation people need to be reminded of poems such as this one.
The blog created by this group did a really good job in going past just the poems written by Byron and pointing things out in his life that greatly affected his writing. There is more to Byron than his poems and not everyone is able to understand his point of view. This blog group did a great job on being able to bring to view all of the key facts in Byron’s life. I really enjoyed reading the blog posted by Danielle Henery about the personal life of Lord Byron. She did a great job in identifying Byron’s secret life that only Byron’s close friends knew about. All together the blog group did wonderful work on describing Byron’s life’s work and his own personal affairs.
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