The pathos of the poem by Byron, "You done it, hero!"
George Byron was a truly brilliant writer and worked in several directions. He's incredibly interesting novels and meaningful poem. The poetry of Byron is relevant at all times. He was not afraid to rebel against the government, called people to justice, extolled the courage and honor of man. Byron is considered one of the greatest poets in world literature.
Patriotic pathos of the poem "You came life way, hero!" is impossible not to notice, because despite the fact that the main character died, his fame will not fade, people will remember him. After all, people will not forget the heroes who fought for freedom and helped to acquire it. The names of these people will forever remain in the memory and will inspire a new generation to the exploits for their country. The fearless struggle, a heroic feat and the liberation of his people were able to give the hero a new life. Because the kind of actions people will never forget it.
Inspired by the courage and strength of this man, people are enthusiastically continues his work. His courage he instilled in people the hope that has enlightened them and helped to survive in difficult times. He encouraged the people to continue to struggle for themselves, for their life and freedom.
Huge artistic and ideological richness of the writer's works influenced the further development of literature. Even most Russian writers drew on his work in their works and gave high assessment to the works of Byron. It is noted that the heroic life of the writer is inextricably linked with the humanistic pathos of his poetry.
