" Only 54 lines long because its composition was interrupted by a visitor from Porlock, FTP, what is this poem about a pleasure dome built along the Alph river in Xanadu, a work by Samuel Taylor Coleridge about the grandson of Genghis?
In a note accompanying this poem, the author states that it is a "psychological curiosity." At one point, its title figure hears "Ancestral voices prophesying war," and it ends with a warning to "Beware! Beware! his flashing eyes and floating hair." Other important images include "a woman wailing for her demon lover," "a damsel with a dulcimer," and "caverns measureless to man." Only 54 lines long because its composition was interrupted by a visitor from Porlock, FTP, what is this poem about a pleasure dome built along the Alph river in Xanadu, a work by Samuel Taylor Coleridge about the grandson of Genghis?
In a note accompanying this poem, the author states that it is a "psychological curiosity."
Kubla Khan or A Vision in a Dream. A Fragment.