The famous romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote this poem in the summer of the year 1797 in a bad health. ...
Summary:
Coleridge starts his poem by describing the place which Kubla Khan should be constructed on, and begins to describe the landscape; saying that there is a holy river runs, called Alph, through ten miles of lush ground and delight green gardens. ...
Commentary:
I think that Kubla Khan, the palace that should be built, is a vision in a dream, so it is an imaginative poem. ... In addition, Kubla Khan helped to define the intimate emotionalism of romanticism.
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