After Coleridge Poem by ivor or ivor.e hogg

After Coleridge



All thoughts, all passions, all delights.
Whatever stirs the mortal frame,
all are but ministers of love
and feed his sacred flame


samuel taylor coleridge

All thoughts, all passions all delights
emotions worthy of the name.
Part of the tapestry of life.
We all play the same game.

Whatever stirs the mortal frame
and wakes us from our lassitude.
Renewing our capacity
to change our attitude.

All are ministers of love.
Although we may not recognise
that love is the driving force.
Which all things underlies

and feeds his sacred flame
Ever rebellious men ask why
they should accept this as the truth
You know is loves reply.

16-Feb-08

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Richard Blanch 28 April 2008

This speaks to many sensitive points; I especially like the stanza about stirring out of lassitude and the perfect last line.

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Philip Housiaux 19 April 2008

Enjoyed your tales of love - a positive topic in this trouble world.thanks

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