Samuel Taylor Coleridge Quotes

He Was, As Every Truly Great Poet Has Ever Been, A Good Man; But Finding It Impossible To Realize His Own Aspirations, Either In Religion Or Politics, Or Society, He Gave Up His Heart To The Living Spirit And Light Within Him, And Avenged Himself On The World By Enriching It With This Record Of His Own Transcendental Ideal.

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