Their "land of streams" contains a gleaming river flowing to the sea, three snow-capped mountains, and shadowy pines growing in a vale.
They live in a land "in which it seemed always afternoon" due to its languid and peaceful atmosphere. Their "land of streams" contains a gleaming river flowing to the sea, three snow-capped mountains, and shadowy pines growing in a vale. They themselves are described as "mild-eyed" and "melancholy," with dark faces that appear pale against the rosy sunset. They come bearing fruits to a group of stranded mariners, who lose their desire to return home upon eating their flowers. FTP, identify this race of people that fed their namesake flowers to Odysseus' men as told in a poem by Tennyson.
They live in a land "in which it seemed always afternoon" due to its languid and peaceful atmosphere.
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