Which year was the edited, final version of "Dejection: An Ode" published?

A

1802

B

1817

C

1798

D

1820

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  • April 1802: Coleridge initially composed the poem as a personal letter to Sara Hutchinson, titled “A Letter to Sara Hutchinson.”

  • October 1802: A revised, shorter version was first published in the Morning Post newspaper.

  • 1817: The definitive, edited version, titled “Dejection: An Ode,” was published in Coleridge’s collection Sibylline Leaves.

This 1817 version is considered the final, authoritative text of the poem, reflecting Coleridge’s polished reflections on dejection, imagination, and the poet’s inner state.

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