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Lord Byron

Ye stars! which are the poetry of heaven!

Poetry

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Lord Byron is comparing stars to poetry, suggesting that they are beautiful and inspiring creations in the sky. He implies that just as poetry expresses deep feelings and imagination, stars represent the artistic and wondrous nature of the heavens.

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