Dejection: An Ode Resources

This biography and links to his work is a good place to get started.

This site presents a decidedly literary biography of Coleridge, as well as other links to his work and to criticism.

This is a BBC documentary on the literary group that Coleridge helped to found.

What does dejection look like to you? Is it a plastic animated flower on a windowsill, with a few dead bugs thrown in for good measure? Well, it is to whoever shot this video.

Here's a YouTube reader offering up his best take.

Here's a second reading of the poem, recorded for the audio service Librivox.

Here he is, rocking an unbeatable scarf-ascot-necktie thingy.

Here he is with the same wild kind of necktie, but with added sideburns.

Instead of just writing "why not?", critic Kenneth Burke gives us a far more detailed explanation of Coleridge's contributions to literature.

Here's every poem, collected in convenient book form.