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“For Coleridge, poetry was the ‘balance of reconciliation of oppositive or discordant qualities’. In Kubla Khan we hear a ‘mingled pleasure’: sun and ice, garden and wild, ‘demon lover’, peace and war.
The Khan himself is both enlightened ruler and despot. The river Alph runs from birth to death, ‘ceaseless tumult’ to ‘lifeless ocean’, alpha to omega.”
~ Adrian Blamires
Peter Hay (artist)
Pip Hall (artist, letterer)
Samuel Taylor Coleridge (author)
Paperback, 24 pgs.
The Khan himself is both enlightened ruler and despot. The river Alph runs from birth to death, ‘ceaseless tumult’ to ‘lifeless ocean’, alpha to omega.”
~ Adrian Blamires
Peter Hay (artist)
Pip Hall (artist, letterer)
Samuel Taylor Coleridge (author)
Paperback, 24 pgs.
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Dimensions 106 x 174 x 18mm
Published: October 1998
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