What is the poet's final wish for the "Lady"?

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That she will remember him fondly

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That she will find a love as great as his

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That she may sleep peacefully and "evermore rejoice"

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That she will write poetry inspired by the storm

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In the final, tender stanza of Dejection: An Ode, Coleridge offers a selfless blessing to Sara Hutchinson, the "Dear Lady" of the poem. Though the speaker remains mired in his own unimpassioned grief and sleeplessness, he wishes her the happiness and vitality he himself cannot feel. The lines convey his hopes that she may experience:

  • Healing rest, as in "gentle Sleep! with wings of healing."

  • Renewed joy and lightness of spirit, rising "With light heart" and "Gay fancy, cheerful eyes."

  • Lasting delight, with "Joy lift her spirit, joy attune her voice," so that she may "ever, evermore rejoice."

This closing stanza emphasizes the poet’s altruistic love, contrasting his own despondency with his desire for her enduring happiness.

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