KnowraThe Rime of the Ancient MarinerLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 6Related 3Compared with 2IronyBroader topic: The mariner’s blessing of the sea creatures reverses his earlier contempt and marks a turning point.BalladBroader topic: Coleridge adapts ballad-like stanzas and repetition for an elaborate literary narrative.AlbatrossRelated: The poem made the albatross a lasting literary emblem of guilt and burden.Samuel Taylor ColeridgeBroader topic: Its wandering speaker, uncanny events, and ballad form exemplify Coleridge’s narrative poetry.Lyrical BalladsBroader topic: Its supernatural plot exemplifies Coleridge’s contribution to the volume’s range of subjects.Internal rhymeBroader topic: Its ballad stanzas use internal rhyme to intensify their musical movement.Flying DutchmanCompared with: It shares the legend’s haunted seafaring atmosphere but tells a different story of guilt and atonement.Gustave DoréRelated: Doré’s engraved illustrations intensify the poem’s eerie voyage and supernatural atmosphere.Romantic literatureBroader topic: Its supernatural events and visionary atmosphere exemplify Romantic poetry’s imaginative reach.Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the SeasCompared with: Its symbolic sea voyage contrasts with Verne’s detailed, ostensibly scientific underwater journey.Mervyn PeakeRelated: Peake illustrated Coleridge’s poem, matching its supernatural imagery with his visual style.