This poem ends with the couple flying "away into the storm." Set in the dep
This poem ends with the couple flying "away into the storm." Set in the depths of winter the hero must count on the aid of old Angela to bypass the "hyena foemen and hotblooded lords" who guard his lady. He sneaks in during a ball and after hiding in her bedroom rouses her by singing. The title refers to a legendary night when maidens may have visions of their lovers. FTP, identify this narrative poem about Madeline and Porphyro, written by John Keats.
This poem ends with the couple flying "away into the storm."
The Eve of St. Agnes