The poet states, "my shaping spirit of Imagination" has-

A

grown stronger with age.

B


been misunderstood by others.

C


fled from his soul.

D


found a new home in philosophy.

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In Dejection: An Ode, Coleridge mourns the loss of his “shaping spirit of Imagination”, the inner creative and inspiring force that once allowed him to experience joy and compose poetry. Its absence leaves him emotionally numb and unable to fully perceive or respond to the beauty of nature. This reflects the poem’s central theme: the profound impact of lost creative vitality on both the poet’s emotional life and his engagement with the world around him.

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