Samuel Taylor Coleridge <br />and William Wordsworth were <br />eighteenth-nineteenth Century <br />British Poets of renown... <br />they collaborated in fine <br />lyrical ballad style, both <br />loving the rhythm and rhyme <br />of Shakespeare, his sonnets <br />and his plays. <br /> <br />In seventeen ninety six <br />Wordsworth and Coleridge met, <br />becoming 'poetry' friends, <br />but sadly with time their <br />friendship ended. <br /> <br />I quote just four lines from their <br />lengthy poem of imagination.. <br />The Ancient Mariner. <br />'He prayeth best, who loveth best <br />All things both great and small <br />For the dear God who loveth us <br />He made ~ and loveth all'<br /><br />Joyce Hemsley<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/poets-of-great-renown/
