Another stanza of this poem describes a "deep romantic chasm" which seethes "as if this earth in fast thick pants were breathing.
One section of this poem describes "gardens bright with sinuous rills" where blossomed "many an incense-bearing tree." Another stanza of this poem describes a "deep romantic chasm" which seethes "as if this earth in fast thick pants were breathing." The speaker of this poem attempts to recall "a damsel with a dulcimer," and this poem begins with a description of "caverns measureless to man" where "Alph, the sacred river, ran." The writing of this poem is said to have been interrupted by a person from Porlock. For 10 points, name this poem titled for a Mongol leader by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
One section of this poem describes "gardens bright with sinuous rills" where blossomed "many an incense-bearing tree."
"Kubla Khan"