The reason, from the context, for the poet's near “mad” description of himself is Kubla Khan feels like he is losing himself and beginning to love evil things.
Kubla khan is a poem written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1797. The poem's seemingly symbolic language is one of the poem's primary dream-like elements.
In order to achieve the highest state of poetic illusion, Coleridge created a waking-dream experience for the reader in 'Kubla Khan,' and this, I would argue, is the key to its success as a dream poem.
Thus, Kubla Khan feels like he is losing himself and beginning to love evil things.
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