For 10 points, identify this epic about a cursed sailor by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
In one section of this work water burns "green and blue and white", while in another section of this work a character is described as having "skin as white as leprosy" and who "thicks man's blood with cold." That woman, Life-in-Death, wins the title character's life in a game of dice, and "slimy things with legs did crawl" in this work in which the Wedding-Guest leaves "a sadder and a wiser man." More notably, the title character exclaims there is "water, water everywhere / nor any drop to drink" and brings bad luck by killing the animal that "made the breeze to blow", an Albatross. For 10 points, identify this epic about a cursed sailor by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
In one section of this work water burns "green and blue and white", while in another section of this work a character is described as having "skin as white as leprosy" and who "thicks man's blood with cold."
The Rime of the Ancient {Mariner}