Coleridge quotes

• Eolian Harp - ‘How by the desolate…?


  breeze caress’d/ Like some coy maid half yielding to her lover’
• Constancy to an ideal object - ‘an image…?

  with a glory round its head’
• Lime-tree - ‘that nature ne’er…?


  deserts the wise and pure‘
• Frost at midnight - 'My cradled infant slumbers peacefully./'Tis calm indeed!...?


  so calm, that it disturbs and vexes meditation with its strange and extreme silentness'
• Dejection - 'Fancy...?

  made me dreams of happiness'
• Fears in solitude - 'the Book of Life...?

  is made/A superstitious instrument'
• Frost at midnight - 'he shall mould...?


  Thy spirit'
• Lime-tree 'And of such hues...?


  /As veil the Almighty Spirit'
• Eolian harp - 'Meek...?


  Daughter in the family of Christ!'
• Fears in solitude - 'we gabble o'er...?


  the oaths we mean to break;'
• Eolian Harp - 'To sit beside...?

  our Cot, our Cot o'ergrown/ With white flower'd Jasmin'
• Eolian Harp - 'biddest me...?

  walk humbly with my God.'
• Lime-tree - 'My gentle...?


  hearted Charles!'
• Fears in solitude - 'my countrymen!...?

  We have offended very grievously/ And been most tyrannous'
• Fears in solitude - 'women, that would groan...?


  to see a child/Pull off an insects leg, all read of war/ The best amusement for our morning meal!'
• Fears in solitude - 'Render...?

  them back upon the insulted ocean'
• Fears in solitude - 'O divine...?

  /And beauteous island!'
• Frost at midnight - 'Quietly...?

  shining to the quiet Moon.'
• Dejection - 'I see, not feel...?

  how beautiful they are'
• Dejection - 'the passion and the life...?

  whose fountains are within'
• Constancy - 'Nor knows...?

  he makes the shadow he pursues'.
• Frost at midnight - 'so sweetly...?


  that they stirred and haunted me with a wild pleasure'
• Fears in solitude- 'pollutions...?

  from the brimming cup of wealth'
• To William Wordsworth - 'with momentary...?


  stars of my own birth'
• To William Wordsworth - What kind of song?

  'Orphic song'
• To William Wordsworth - 'Where France...


  in all her towns lay viibrating'
• To William Wordsworth- 'plucking...?

  the poisons of self-harm'
• To William Wordsworth - 'and when I...?

  rose I found myself in prayer'
• Lime-Tree - 'has...?


  sooth'd me'
• Pains of Sleep - 'In humble...?


  trust mine eye-lids close'
• Pains of Sleep - 'To be beloved...?


  is all I need/ And whom I love, I love indeed'
• Pains of Sleep - 'O'ercome with...?


  suffering strange and wild/ I wept as I had been a child'
• Pains of Sleep - 'Deeds...?


  to be hid which where not hid'
• Pains of Sleep - 'fiendish crowd...

  of shapes and thoughts that tortured me'
• Pains of Sleep - 'which all confused...?


  I could not know/ whether I suffered or I did'
• Christabel - 'And she in the...


  moonlight will pray/ for the weal of her lover that's far away'
• Christabel - 'for what she knew...


  she could not tell, O'er-mastered by the mighty spell'
• Christabel - 'lifted her up,...


  a weary weight/O'er the threshold of the gate/ Then the lady rose again, and moved, as if she were not in pain'
• Christabel - 'There she sees a damsel...


  bright/ Drest in a silken robe of white'
• Christabel - 'That He...


  who on the cross did groan, Might wash away her sins unknown'