This poem's speaker recalls his eye being "fixed with mock study on [his] swimming book." The speaker of this poem tells its addressee that he "shalt wander like a breeze by lakes and sandy shore, beneath the crags of ancient mountains, and beneath the clouds." This poem invokes a "great universal Teacher" who "shall mould thy spirit, and by giving make it ask." At the beginning of this poem, the speaker is startled by an
This poem's speaker recalls his eye being "fixed with mock study on [his] swimming book." The speaker of this poem tells its addressee that he "shalt wander like a breeze by lakes and sandy shore, beneath the crags of ancient mountains, and beneath the clouds." This poem invokes a "great universal Teacher" who "shall mould thy spirit, and by giving make it ask." At the beginning of this poem, the speaker is startled by an owlet's re- peated cry as he watches his infant son Hartley sleep. This poem's title phenomenon "performs its secret min- istry, unhelped by any wind," and hangs up the eave-drops "in silent icicles." For 10 points, name this conversa- tion poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.