His philosophical writings can be found in Aids to Reflection, and he dabbled in drama, collaborating with Robert Southey to write The Fall of Robespierre and focusing on the titular emotion in Remorse.
His philosophical writings can be found in Aids to Reflection, and he dabbled in drama, collaborating with Robert Southey to write The Fall of Robespierre and focusing on the titular emotion in Remorse. He speaks to his "pensive Sara" in a poem written during his honeymoon, "The Aeolian Harp," and wrote about a romantic adventure in "Christabel." Also known for speaking about "a grief without a pang, void, dark, and drear" in "Dejection: An Ode," is, for 10 points, what English poet who spoke of a "stately pleasure dome" in Kubla Khan and of a murdered albatross in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
His philosophical writings can be found in Aids to Reflection, and he dabbled in drama, collaborating with Robert Southey to write The Fall of Robespierre and focusing on the titular emotion in Remorse.
Samuel Taylor {Coleridge}