This poem describes how "only reapers, reaping early in among the bearded barley, hear a song thatechoes cheerly."
This poem describes how "only reapers, reaping early in among the bearded barley, hear a song thatechoes cheerly." In its third section, a "gemmy bridle" is compared to "some branch of stars we see hungin the golden galaxy." This poem's final section describes "a carol, mournful, holy," chanted by a woman"till her blood was frozen slowly." The title character of this poem "weaves by night and day a magic webwith colors gay" as "shadows of the world appear" in her mirror. For 10 points, name this poem by LordTennyson about a woman who is cursed when she looks upon Sir Lancelot.
This poem describes how "only reapers, reaping early in among the bearded barley, hear a song thatechoes cheerly."
"The Lady of Shalott"