The Early Romantics
In the first half of the nineteenth century, writers (seek) ______through imagination to establish an inner world of the individual. They (try)______perceive the universe and to determine man's role in life. The men who (white)______during the first three decades of the century (be)________ vigorous individuals Each (respond)______ in his own way to the world about bun. Although they (vary)______ in response, all of them (share)________ basic beliefs and attitudes. The Romantics (believe)_____in greater spontaneity of expression. They (disregard)_____ the strict rules of the cighteenth-century regarding rhyme and meter.They make _______use of lines which they (feel)______ best expressed their ideas. They (describe)_____ their feelings in moments of crisis and identity. They (find)______ wonder in their love for life in their nature.They (express)_______their love for life in their poetry.The (sing)_______ of the common man living his simple life close to nature.​