Alph in the land in which the title figure lives, Xanadu.
This poem's images include a woman wailing for her demon lover and a "deep romantic chasm." "Forests ancient as the hills" enfold the "sunny spots of greenery" in this poem, while a figure in a vision sings of "Mount Abora." The poet was inspired to write this poem by an anodyne-induced dream that was interrupted by a visitor from Porlock. The structure at the center of the poem, as a result of "A miracle of rare device" possesses "caves of ice." The "sunless sea" receives the sacred river Alph in the land in which the title figure lives, Xanadu. FTP name this poem ostensibly about a Mongol warlord by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
This poem's images include a woman wailing for her demon lover and a "deep romantic chasm."
{Kubla Khan}