Originally intended to be included in the second edition of Lyrical Ballads, FTP, name this unfinished poem about the title woman's supernatural encounter, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
One character in this poem bids the bard Bracy, who has a dream about a bright green snake killing a dove, to leave Langdale Hall with a message for his childhood friend. This follows a scene where the title character offers a weary character wine made from wild flowers by her mother, who will hear the castle-bell "strike twelve upon [the title character's] wedding day." Upon meeting the daughter of Lord Roland de Vaux of Tryermaine in the forest outside her castle, the title character takes that spell-casting woman into the home of Sir Leoline, but cannot convince him to send Geraldine away. Originally intended to be included in the second edition of Lyrical Ballads, FTP, name this unfinished poem about the title woman's supernatural encounter, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
One character in this poem bids the bard Bracy, who has a dream about a bright green snake killing a dove, to leave Langdale Hall with a message for his childhood friend.
“{Christabel}”