Question

Give the reason from the closing context of kubla Kahn for the poet near mad description of himself

Answer 1

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Question: Give the reason from the closing context of kubla Kahn for the poet near mad description of himself

Answer: Kubla Kahn feels like he is losing himself and beginning to love evil things. 


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-Chris

Answer 2

Answer:

The English Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem "Kubla Khan" is often regarded as one of his greatest works.

Explanation:

Kubla Kahn-

1. Kubla Khan" is regarded as one of the best poems of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, an English Romantic poet who claimed to have written the odd and hallucinatory poem quickly after waking up from an opium-influenced dream in 1797.
2. The speaker describes the countryside surrounding the Mongol monarch and Chinese emperor Kubla Khan's summer residence, called "Xanadu," as a place of beauty, pleasure, and violence in the first section of the poem.
3. The speaker implies that these traits are profoundly interwoven, and in the last verse, declares a wish to create his or her own "pleasure palace" through music. One of Coleridge's most renowned poems, it has been interpreted in a variety of ways.
4. Overall, it's conceivable to interpret it as a statement about poetry's creative ambitions—as well as its limitations.

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