Over double gray has sometimes been classified as a pre-romantic writer. romantic writers valued emotional experience over logical arguments, nature and common people over
organized society, and imagination over reason. what evidence from "elegy written in a country churchyard” supports gray's classification as a pre-romantic? everything but brainliest to the longest : ))

The writer is very vivid and descriptive. All the little details leading into the true beauty of the poem really show the writers romantic and heartfelt side. Speaking so fondly and beautifully of nature and how it emotionally links to the speakers mind is a huge characteristic of the pre-Romantic writing.

The Poem speaks of the meditation of death and the remembrance thereafter. It speaks as if death is just a point to be forgotten and not appreciated and remembered. The individual and single mind set of being almost left behind in death is another characteristic of the Romantic period of time and writing. How Thomas Gray shows his fear is through connection to the readers. Through fear that everyone has, while also showing a personal emotional struggle. The writer truly pours out his heart and shows how he is being mentally affected by his own struggles and fears, but he does so in a beautiful and real way.

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