Question

How does Samuel Taylor Coleridge's work differ from William Wordsworth's?

Answer 1

Answer:

The options:

A) Wordsworth was more interested in supernatural forces.

B) Wordsworth's works are simpler and easier to read.

C) Coleridge's poems tend to be set in exotic locations.

D) Coleridge did not identify his work as romantic

The CORRECT ANSWER IS C)

C) Coleridge's poems tend to be set in exotic locations.

Explanation:

Coleridge's poems happens to to be plotted in exotic locations. In the course of his entire life, Coleridge contend to attain freedom and resistance from disease and drug addiction. He was a person who travels almost at any given time at any specific purpose, a traveller, someone who travels at all times, living with friends and associates. The exotic locations in his poems are expressive of his travels and frequent taste to explore new locations. Wordsworth was not someone that view his poetry in exotic locations. Thus, this is one way in which there is variation in the works of these poets.

Answer 2

They were both popular writers but they greatly differ in poetic style. Samuel Taylor Coleridge's work was analytical, contemplative and prophetic. While Coleridge's art was complicated, William Wordsworth's style was simple and honest.