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Poems by Samuel Taylor Coleridge


Coleridge, Samuel Taylor

o Answer to a child's question

o ballad of the dark ladie, The

o Butterfly, The

o Catullian Hendecasyllables (from Matthison)

o Christabel


o Cologne

o Constancy to an ideal object

o day-dream, A

o death of the Starling, The

o Dejection: An ode


o Devil's Thoughts, The

o Domestic peace

o Duty Surviving Self-Love

o Eolian Harp, The

o Epitaph


o Epitaph on a bad man

o Epitaph on an infant

o Fancy in Nubibus [or The Poet in the Clouds]

o Fears in solitude

o Fire, Famine, and Slaughter


o Forbearance

o France: An ode

o Frost at midnight

o Garden of Boccaccio, The

o Good, Great Man, The


o Human life on the denial of immortality

o Hunting song from Zapolya

o Hymn before sun-rise, in the vale of Chamouni

o Hymn To The Earth

o Inscription for a Fountain on a Heath


o Inscription for a Time-piece

o Kiss, The

o Knight's Tomb, The

o Kubla Khan

o Lewti, or the Circassian Love-Chaunt


o Limbo

o Lines on a child

o Lines suggested by the last words of Berengarius

o Lines to W. Linley, Esq.

o Love


o Love's apparition and evanishment: An allegoric romance

o Love's burial-place

o Love's First Hope

o Love, a Sword

o Love, Hope, and Patience in Education


o Metrical feet - Lesson for a boy

o Names

o Ne Plus Ultra

o Nightingale

o Not at home


o ode to the rain, An

o Ode to Tranquillity

o On a cataract

o pains of sleep, The

o Pang more sharp than all, The


o Phantom

o Phantom or Fact

o Picture or the Lover's Resolution, The

o Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The

o Sancti Dominici Pallium


o Something childish, but very natural

o Song sung by Glycine in Zapolya, act II. Scene 2

o Sonnets attempted in the manner of Contemporary Writers

o Suicide's Argument, The

o This Lime-tree Bower my Prison


o Three Graves, The

o Time, Real and Imaginary: An Allegory

o To ----

o To a gentleman [William Wordsworth]

o To Lesbia


o To nature

o Tombless Epitaph, A

o Translation of a Passage in Ottfried's Metrical paraphrase of the Gospel

o two Founts, The

o Two Round Spaces on the Tombstone, The


o Virgin's Cradle-Hymn, The

o visionary hope, The

o visit of the Gods, The

o Westphalian song

o Work without hope


o Youth and Age




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