Coleridge Wider Reading

One sided converation (Coleridge and his young son)
His opinions in education

Talking to his wife
Talking about the nature
World sounds realistic but also idealised

Based on a real story abour Coleridge not being able to go on a walk with his friends
Talking about the nature surrounding his house
Natural and authentic

Conversation to himslef (With mention to his friend Charles) after leaving his friends
Natural desriptions of what was around him

Conversation about a bird
Discusses the nature and effect of it
Realistic

Conversation with himself
About a war that he doesn't agree with
Directly rooted in real activities

Talking to himself
About dreams
Starts positively but leads to nightmares

To himself
Fears he can't love as much as he used to

To Wordsworth
Talking about their relationship

Talking to himlef
Natural about decomposition and death

To himslef
Discussing how life changes with age
Nautral

Link to Romantic beliefs of ideal naure and familiarity of home