Manfred

Manfred is a narrative poem by Lord Byron, exploring themes of grief, guilt, and supernatural elements. It follows the story of a nobleman burdened by a tragic past and a curse that disturbs his peace. Despite his efforts to escape his torment through solitude and nature, he is ultimately haunted by his actions and encounters with mystical spirits. The poem delves into the complexities of human emotion, the struggle for redemption, and the influence of the supernatural on personal fate. It is considered a significant work of Romantic literature, highlighting individual passion and the darker aspects of the human psyche.