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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MOLES, by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: They shrink in, as moles
Last Line: The natural alien of their negative eye.
Subject(s): Animals; Moles
First Line: They shrink in, as moles
Last Line: The natural alien of their negative eye.
Subject(s): Animals; Moles
They shrink in, as Moles
(Nature's mute monks, live mandrakes of the ground)
Creep back from Light -- then listen for its sound; --
See but to dread, and dread they know not why --
The natural alien of their negative eye.
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