" It originally arrives after the land "cracked and growled and roared and howled / Like noises in a swound" and is greeted "As if it had a Christian soul."
In a poem by D.H. Lawrence, the speaker thinks of this being after throwing a log at a snake. A poem named for it claims that a poet is like this "prince of clouds." It originally arrives after the land "cracked and growled and roared and howled / Like noises in a swound" and is greeted "As if it had a Christian soul." For "vespers nine," it comes "every day, for food or play" into a hollow; later, though, it "begins to be avenged" by "a hot and copper sky" and "slimy things" who "crawl with legs." Its blood is finally washed away by a shrieving from the Hermit of the Wood after it causes the icy, windless sea to kill everyone but the protagonist, around whose neck it is hung after being shot with his crossbow. For 10 points, name this large bird from "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."
In a poem by D.H. Lawrence, the speaker thinks of this being after throwing a log at a snake.
the {albatross}