The groom's door is wide open and I am a close relative. Guests are picked up and a feast is planned. He holds it in his thin hand, there was a ship he said. Stop Let me go, the gray-bearded Abi Eftsoons dropped his hand.
Wedding guests stopped and listened like three-year-olds. Sailors have a will. A wedding guest was sitting on a rock he had no choice but to listen. And he said to this old man, a sailor whose eyes sparkled, The ships cheered, the harbor cleared, and we happily fell under churches, under hills, under the tops of lighthouses.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner tells the story of a sailing man who changes life and death through impulsive and brutal acts. Mariner must face an inner conflict over the sins he has committed, come to terms with his actions, and make amends.
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