This poem describes its subject as being surrounded by lovers who "spoke evermore among themselves/ Their heart-remember'd names", and it was first published in 1850 in The Germ.
This poem describes a group that "fashion the birth-robes for them who are just born, being dead" and that group are the handmaidens of Mary, "whose names are five sweet symphonies". The title character of this poem declares that "I myself shall teach to him... /The songs I sing here" and "I'll take his hand and go with him/ To the deep wells of light... And bathe there is god's sight". This poem describes its subject as being surrounded by lovers who "spoke evermore among themselves/ Their heart-remember'd names", and it was first published in 1850 in The Germ. Its title character's hair "was yellow like ripe corn" and "her eyes were deeper than the depth/ Of waters still'd at even", and in the first stanza she "lean'd out from the gold bar of heaven" and "had three lilies in her hand". For 10 points, name this poem by Dante Gabriel Rossetti that inspired a similarly titled painting.
This poem describes a group that "fashion the birth-robes for them who are just born, being dead" and that group are the handmaidens of Mary, "whose names are five sweet symphonies".
"The Blessed Damozel"