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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PANTISOCRACY, by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: No more my visionary soul shall dwell
Last Line: New rays of pleasance trembling to the heart.
First Line: No more my visionary soul shall dwell
Last Line: New rays of pleasance trembling to the heart.
No more my Visionary Soul shall dwell
On Joys that were! No more endure to weigh
The Shame and Anguish of the evil Day,
Wisely forgetful! O'er the Ocean swell
Sublime of Hope I seek the cottag'd Dell,
Where Virtue calm with careless step may stray,
And dancing to the moonlight Roundelay
The Wizard Passions weave an holy Spell.
Eyes that have ach'd with Sorrow! Ye shall weep
Tears of doubt-mingled Joy, like theirs who start
From Precipices of distemper'd Sleep,
On which the fierce-eyed Fiends their Revels keep,
And see the rising Sun, & feel it dart
New Rays of Pleasance trembling to the Heart.
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