This poem's composition was allegedly interrupted by the appearance of a "Person from Porlock," and it mentions "caverns measureless to man" as well as "Alph, the sacred river".
This poem was inspired by a passage mentioning "beasts of chase and game" in Samuel Purchas's Pilgrimage. At the end of this poem's second stanza, "ancestral voices prophesying war!" are heard. This poem advises "all should cry Beware! Beware! his flashing eyes, his floating hair." The speaker of this poem has a vision of an "Abyssinian maid" playing a dulcimer. This poem's composition was allegedly interrupted by the appearance of a "Person from Porlock," and it mentions "caverns measureless to man" as well as "Alph, the sacred river". For 10 points, name this poem in which the title emperor decrees a "stately pleasure dome" at Xanadu, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
This poem was inspired by a passage mentioning "beasts of chase and game" in Samuel Purchas's Pilgrimage.
"Kubla Khan"