The central male figure of this poem is described as possessing "coal-black curls" and wearing a "silver bugle" and a shield that "sparkled on the yellow field" while passing though the "purple night", but only comes to the attention of the titular figure after she hears him sing "tirra lirra". Only the reapers who harvest the barley hear her singing in the gray tower where she is fated to weave a magic, colorful web while only looking on the wor
The central male figure of this poem is described as possessing "coal-black curls" and wearing a "silver bugle" and a shield that "sparkled on the yellow field" while passing though the "purple night", but only comes to the attention of the titular figure after she hears him sing "tirra lirra". Only the reapers who harvest the barley hear her singing in the gray tower where she is fated to weave a magic, colorful web while only looking on the world through a mirror which cracks when she falls in love with Lancelot, invoking a curse which leads to her death. FTP, what is this poem set in Camelot by Alfred, Lord Tennyson?
The central male figure of this poem is described as possessing "coal-black curls" and wearing a "silver bugle" and a shield that "sparkled on the yellow field" while passing though the "purple night", but only comes to the attention of the titular figure after she hears him sing "tirra lirra".
The Lady of Shalott