Soon, Madeline and Porphyro depart together in love.
It begins with an old Beadsman in an empty chapel. The old beldame Angela warns one of the main characters to flee from the whole bloodthirsty race of guards in the chapel, but he persuades her with his words of love to help him. The object of his affection lies asleep, supperless to bed retired and lying supine with upward eyes for all she desired. He creeps into her room and she, upon awakening, believes he is the love meant for her. Soon, Madeline and Porphyro depart together in love. FTP, identify this poem about a ritual that allows maidens to see their future husbands, written by John Keats.
It begins with an old Beadsman in an empty chapel. The old beldame Angela warns one of the main characters to flee from the whole bloodthirsty race of guards in the chapel, but he persuades her with his words of love to help him.
The {Eve of St. Agnes}