'She Walks in Beauty' | Lord Byron's Philosophy of Love

  LORD BYRON’S PHILOSOPHY OF LOVE George Gordon Byron (1788-1824) also entitled as ‘Lord Byron’ was a great, divergent and versatile poet of Romantic age. His poetry is widely read and appreciated by the readers and the critics have praised and exalted his style and depth of thought. His ‘She Walks in Beauty’ is known as one of the finest masterpieces in the world of English literature. Nevertheless, a cursory look at Byron’s life style and his amorous affairs can help us understand his intentions behind writing this marvelous poem. Lord Byron was the sixth baron of Rockdale, England. Since his school days, he had been hot enough to be bisexual and as such had developed taboo relationships with his classmates (Both male and female). As he grew young, he developed into a very handsome manly man with a dashing and daring personality. His sensuousness also grew to match with his physical attractions. Hence, he appeared with a newer beloved each year whom he jilted, seduced and left f