v t e Samuel Taylor Coleridge
List of poems
Topics	Early life Opium use Albatross metaphor Lake Poets Pantisocracy Person on business from Porlock Coleridge's theory of life Organic form Romantic epistemology Suspension of disbelief
Early poetry	"The Destruction of the Bastile" "Dura Navis" "Easter Holidays" "Monody on the Death of Chatterton" "On Quitting School" "Pain: Composed in Sickness" "Songs of the Pixies" "The Ballad of the Dark Ladié" Love (Introduction to the Tale of the Dark Ladie)
Plays	The Fall of Robespierre Remorse (Osorio) Zapolya
Cambridge and Bristol poetry	The Destiny of Nations Lines on an Autumnal Evening Lines Written at Shurton Bars On Receiving an Account Ode on the Departing Year Poems on Various Subjects Sibylline Leaves Religious Musings To a Young Ass To Fortune To the River Otter "Lewti"
Eminent Characters	"To Erskine" "To Burke" "To Priestley" "To Fayette" "To Kosciusko" "To Pitt" "To Bowles" "To Mrs Siddons" "To Godwin" "To Southey" "To Sheridan" "To Lord Stanhope"
Conversation poems	Dejection: An Ode The Eolian Harp Fears in Solitude Frost at Midnight The Nightingale: A Conversation Poem Reflections on Having Left a Place of Retirement This Lime-Tree Bower My Prison To William Wordsworth
Late poetry and Lyrical Ballads	Christabel "France: An Ode" "Hymn Before Sunrise" Kubla Khan The Rime of the Ancient Mariner "The Devil's Thoughts" "Time, Real And Imaginary" "The Knight's Tomb"
Biographical and other works	Biographia Literaria The Watchman Notebooks
Family	Sara Coleridge (daughter) Derwent Coleridge (son) Hartley Coleridge (son) Christabel Rose Coleridge (granddaughter) Ernest Hartley Coleridge (grandson) Herbert Coleridge (grandson) James Coleridge (brother) Henry Nelson Coleridge (nephew and son-in-law)

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