Contrast and Comparison of Wordsworth's Tintern Abbey and Colderidges' Kubla Khan
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…prefered to take the extraordinary and make it seem not only more common place, but significant to an aspect of human nature. Even though the two poets' imaginations worked very differently from one another, their poems both worked towards the same goal, which was to allow the reader to enter their world, so to speak, and then leave the reader feeling as though they had learned something about themselves and the nature of life itself.
…prefered to take the extraordinary and make it seem not only more common place, but significant to an aspect of human nature. Even though the two poets' imaginations worked very differently from one another, their poems both worked towards the same goal, which was to allow the reader to enter their world, so to speak, and then leave the reader feeling as though they had learned something about themselves and the nature of life itself.
