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Kubla Khan
[ koo-bluh kahn ]
“Kubla Khan”
- An evocative poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge about an exotic emperor. It begins with these lines: “In Xanadu did Kubla Khan / A stately pleasure-dome decree….”
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Another strangely beautiful poem, Kubla Khan—which came to him, he said, in sleep—is even more fragmentary.
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Kubla Khan, with its slumberous melody and vague music, embodies the Asiatic sentiment.
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Kubla Khan went unfinished because the call of a friend broke the thread of the reverie in which it was composed.
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Marco Polo returned to the court of Kubla-Khan when he had finished the expedition of which we spoke in the last chapter.
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Coleridge says that he wrote his Kubla Khan from his recollection of a dream.
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