The Pains of Sleep by Samuel Taylor Coleridge | Quick Poetry Analysis

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Greetings, this is my analysis of the poem "The Pains of Sleep" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
Disclaimer: I am not a professional teacher, I just wanted to share my thoughts on the poem, and perhaps help someone in the process of doing so.
I'd love to read your interpretations and analyses on the poem and help you develop them further, so don't hesitate before commenting!
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[@josephochoa2955]

Writing a paper for this poem and this analysis was a godsend. Thank you!

[@AyzahGardezi]

Hahah I'm glad you liked it!

[@AyzahGardezi]

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[@sosoreema2414]

Could u please answer your questions while you are analyzing the poem? I don't like your method because I don't know the answers

[@AyzahGardezi]

Hello, so very sorry for the late response, I had not opened my account in a LONG time. The reason I would pose questions would be for you to think about the possible answers since different people can have different answers to the question posed, whereas if I was to give you everything I thought regarding the poem, you, and the other viewers might have considered your ideas flawed, and would have tended to theorise and build upon what I say, resulting in less original ideas from your side.
Hope this makes sense!