A poem from the Classic of Poetry recounts a Chinese folktale about the love between a (*) cowherd and a girl who does this activity.
A genre of Old French poetry named after this activity has about fifteen surviving examples, five of which are by Audefroi the Bastard. In a poem named after this activity, the speaker cries himself to sleep on Christmas Eve, while "a wind with a wolf's head" howls outside. The speaker's mother looks "nineteen and not a day older" when he finds her with "a smile about her lips, and a light about her head," but "frozen dead," in that poem named after this activity. A poem from the Classic of Poetry recounts a Chinese folktale about the love between a (*) cowherd and a girl who does this activity. A mother uses a musical instrument to accomplish this activity in a poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay. In the Tennyson poem, the Lady of Shalott is cursed to constantly do this. For 10 points, name this activity which is continuously done and undone by Penelope to keep her suitors at bay in the Odyssey.
A genre of Old French poetry named after this activity has about fifteen surviving examples, five of which are by Audefroi the Bastard.
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