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samuel taylor coleridge romanticism

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September 24, 2013

 

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the assonance occurs in the words came, twain and game and serves to decorate the sound of the poem, the elongated vowel sounds creating a sense of ancient chanting, reinforcing the superficial illusion Coleridge wishes to create of the poem being written in ages past. If the readers succumb to this suspension of disbelief, then the poem takes on a mystical air of anonymity- who is the mariner, when was the poem written, who is the wedding guest? This wonder and questioning that the poem arouses in readers gives its message more emphasis...
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If the readers succumb to this suspension of disbelief, then the poem takes on a mystical air of anonymity- who is the mariner, when was the poem written, who is the wedding guest? This wonder and questioning that the poem arouses in readers gives its message more emphasis. In the third line of the stanza there is internal rhyme "done! I've won! I've won!" which emphasises that the Nightmare Living Death had won the mariner's fate, this image of personified Living Death an example of a typically romantic way of expressing the tortured state of the mariner which ensued...
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