The site described in this poem is "twice five miles of fertile ground/With walls and towers . . . girdled round" and is filled with "incense- bearing tree[s]." The speaker describes seeing "an Abyssinian Maid" sing of Mount Abora. One who travels there would see its "caves of ice" and feed on its "honey-dew" and "milk of paradise." Located where "Alph, the sacred river, ran" and home to a "statel
The site described in this poem is "twice five miles of fertile ground/With walls and towers . . . girdled round" and is filled with "incense- bearing tree[s]." The speaker describes seeing "an Abyssinian Maid" sing of Mount Abora. One who travels there would see its "caves of ice" and feed on its "honey-dew" and "milk of paradise." Located where "Alph, the sacred river, ran" and home to a "stately pleasure dome," FTP Xanadu is the home of what title ruler in a poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge?
The site described in this poem is "twice five miles of fertile ground/With walls and towers . . .
“{Kubla Khan}”