How is Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" representative of romanticism?

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Consider both the poem itself as well as Coleridge's introduction.

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By virtue of being a solid love story between a man and his opium. And having next to nothing to do with Kublai Khan. I mean, the Khaganate never got anywhere NEAR Abyssinia.

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Do your own homework.

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