<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge is characterized by the supernatural. The word comes from the Latin super meaning above and naturo meaning nature. The etymology of the word, however, helps us in no way to understand the connotation<wm>. Indeed, it can be said that his work was a spiritual experience rather than a merely academic or scientific pursuit. Thus Coleridge did a double-take on what was called "the super- natural world".
Let's focus our attention on what it meant "the super-natural". This may best be defined simply and directly in his own words from his lecture on nature, in Notes from Nature, in his collection of writings called Early, Late, and Rambaldi. "In this curious</wm> case, it's not imagination which we are in when on nature's field". However, it also