This poem may have been written to be read aloud at the Highgate "House of 
This poem may have been written to be read aloud at the Highgate "House of Charity." This poem notes that "One may lead a horse to water / Twenty cannot make him drink," as one of the protagonists is "kicked and knocked," "mauled and mocked," until the attackers tire of her resistance. The central figures lie "golden head by golden head" and "locked together in one nest," and are haunted by the death of (*) Jeannie, who "should have been a bride." This work's title entity appears "morning and evening" by a brook and features "damsons and bilberries" and "swart-headed mulberries." Cries of "come buy, come buy" entice Laura and Lizzie to buy addictive fruit in, for 10 points, what Christina Rossetti poem?
This poem may have been written to be read aloud at the Highgate "House of Charity."
“{Goblin Market}”