Question

Why does the mariner say that "no sweet bird did follow"? this question is from the poem the rime of ancient mariner.

Answer 1

When the mariner had killed the albatross he was very sure of his deed. However, he was filled with guilt of his crime and wanted redemption from the sin of killing the bird. ... This is when the albatross seemed 'sweet' and was being missed. That is why the poet says 'no sweet bird did follow'..........

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Answer 2

Answer: when the mariner had killed the albatross and the bird.

Explanation: because the mariner had killed the albatross and the bird because the albatross was guilty and the mariner he wanted them to here his story and then he said there is no sweet bird did follow.