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I need an answer as soon as possible regarding a request for payment I am not willing to fulfill! Coleridge does not employ a fixed rhyme scheme in "Kubla Khan," opting instead to weave a melodious effect through approximately eleven rhyme groups, each consisting of four to six lines. Could you explain why this variation in rhyme is appropriate for the poem?

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Answer with Explanation:The rhyme scheme in the poem "Kubla Khan" is irregular. Such irregularity is appropriate for the poem because it is considered to be fragmentary in nature and was inspired by a dream. It supports the genre of "fragmentary poetry," which was claimed by Coleridge (the writer of the poem). Besides this reason, it was also based on what he remembered in his dream. He wrote the poem according to his dream. However, as he was about to write line 30, somebody interrupted him. This was one of the reasons why the second stanza of the poem can be concluded as partly disconnected from his dream.

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The rhyme variation is appropriate because it fits the romantic rejection of traditional classicism poetry in the same manner that the theme and the topic of the poem rejects the themes used in classicism. kubla khan is a poem of imagination and vision which would lose its impact if bound by metric verses and regular rhyming.

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This rhyming variation and metrics are appropriate because kubla khan is full of imagination and expressive emotions. if he had used something that was strict or firm such as the sonnet form or the heroic couplet the value of the poem would go down because it would hold it as if it was in a cage. this way, kubla khan is very melodious and harmonious.

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