Since he's considered a saint of English literature, what's your point?
He is, however, loved by the left (and the liberal college professors now infesting modern English departments) for his hedonism, rejection of authority, irresponsibility, and general avocation of narcissism. Heck, with his hand in the drowning of Shelley, you might consider him the Ted Kennedy of the Romantic period.
I suppose you'll quote Oscar Wilde on marriage and child-rearing next, right?
Of course, I tend to think that English poetry when down hill when it went from alliterating to rhyming, but that is an admittedly extreme opinion.