1. 1. Rahul ProductionsRRIIMMEE OOFF TTHHEE AANNCCIIEENNTTMMAARRIINNEERRPart 4
2. 2. Poem"I fear thee, ancient mariner!I fear thy skinny hand!And thou art long, and lank, and brown,As is the ribbed sea-sand.Summary & AnalysisThe wedding guest is scared of the ancient marinerbecause he thinks that he is a ghost by his long,brown skinny hand.
3. 3. PoemI fear thee and thy glittering eye,And thy skinny hand, so brown." "Fear not, fear not, thou wedding-guest!This body dropped not down.Summary & Analysis The wedding guest says that he fears the ancientmariner, his eyes and his skinny hand which is sobrown. The ancient mariner reassures him that heis no ghost. He was the only one who survived
4. 4. PoemAlone, alone, all, all alone,Alone on a wide wide sea!And never a saint took pity onMy soul in agony.Summary & AnalysisHe tells him that he is all alone in the sea with theghosts of the dead haunting him. He wishes that thespirits of the saints take pity on him.
5. 5. PoemThe many men, so beautiful!And they all dead did lie:And a thousand thousand slimy thingsLived on; and so did I.Summary & analysisHe feels bad that all the good and beautiful menhave died but still the slimy things and he himselfstayed alive.
6. 6. PoemI looked upon the rotting sea,And drew my eyes away;I looked upon the rotting deck,And there the dead men lay. Summary & AnalysisHe looked around the sea but then got upset anddrew his eyes away. Then he looked at the deck andsaw that the dead men lay there.
7. 7. PoemI looked to heaven,and tried to pray;But or ever a prayerhad gushed,A wicked whispercame, and madeMy heart as dry asdust.Summary & analysisHe looks up toheaven to pray tosave his soul butthen he hears an evillaugh like a devil thattakes away hisenthusiam for prayerand scares him.
8. 8. Poem I closed my lids, and kept them close,Till the balls like pulses beat;For the sky and the sea, and the sea and the skyLay like a load on my weary eye,And the dead were at my feet. Summary & AnalysisHe closes his eyes to avoid looking at the dreadfulscene around him. His eyes are hurt by looking atthe scene and the dead bodies were at his feet.
9. 9. PoemThe cold sweat melted from their limbs,Nor rot nor reek did they:The look with which they looked on meHad never passed away. Summary & analysisHe sees that the bodies of the dead sailors did notrot but looked at him with the eyes that still cursed.
10. 10. PoemAn orphan's curse would drag to hellA spirit from on high;But oh! more horrible than thatIs the curse in a dead man's eye!Seven days, seven nights, I saw that curse,And yet I could not die.Summary & AnalysisThe curse of the deads were more worse thanthat of the orphans. but this is a bad indicationbecause the curse of an orphan could drag aspirit down to hell. For one whole week, he hadto see that curse but yet could not die.
11. 11. PoemThe moving moon went up the sky,And nowhere did abide:Softly she was going up,And a star or two beside Summary & AnalysisThe moon rose in the sky and did not stand still. Themoon was going up with a star or two next to her.
12. 12. PoemHer beams bemocked the sultry main,Like April hoar-frost spread;But where the ship's huge shadow lay,The charmed water burnt alwayA still and awful red. Summary & analysisThe moonlight falls on the ship like frost in April.But the place where the shadow of the ship fall, hecould see water burnt in red.
13. 13. PoemBeyond the shadow of the ship,I watched the water snakes:They moved in tracks of shining white,And when they reared, the elfish lightFell off in hoary flakesSummary & AnalysisHe still sees the strange colours like red. The trailsleft by the sea snakes are mischevious white light.
14. 14. PoemWithin the shadow of theshipI watched their rich attire:Blue, glossy green, andvelvet black,They coiled and swam; andevery trackWas a flash of golden fire.Summary & AnalysisAt the shadow of theship, he seesdifferent colours ofthe water snakes :blue, glossy greenand velvet black.When they swam,they left trails ofgolden fire.
15. 15. PoemO happy living things! No tongueTheir beauty might declare:A spring of love gushed from my heart,And I blessed them unaware:Sure my kind saint took pity on me,And I blessed them unaware. Summary & AnalysisHe gets excited looking at them. He praises them oftheir beauty. Unknowingly he blesses the creatureswith all his heart.
16. 16. PoemThe selfsame moment I could pray;And from my neck so freeThe albatross fell off, and sankLike lead into the sea.Summary & analysisIt has taken only the blessings for the snakes toremove his horrible curse. He has been hanging thealbatross around his neck for the whole time andnow it fell off his neck and deep into the sea.
17. 17. BYhRouagvhDenunievld syJahaar niS sPshwhaan arlwmaarShPurbahnaam C hTohuadghealarykhemaniMayank Bhaswal