For 10 points, name this cycle of twelve poems including "The Marriage of Geraint" and "Gareth and Lynette," an Arthurian epic by Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
This work alludes to "Rich arks with priceless bones of martyrdom" found near a man who "Was wounded by blind tongues he saw not whence" until "his soul / Became a fiend" in a section that includes the refrain "The fire of heaven is not the flame of hell." In a section of this work that contrasts Love and Fame, lightning strikes an oak tree in a "wild wood" after a wily "stranger woman" swears an oath in her attempt to learn her Master's charm. In this work, a woman seeking her sister is repeatedly instructed, "Lead, and I follow" by a "blooming boy" whom she marries after they go on a journey despite his mother ordering him to become a (*) "kitchen-knave." In this work, the secret love of "the first in Tournament" hurls nine diamonds into a river bearing the funeral barge of the "lily maid" Elaine of Astolat. For 10 points, name this cycle of twelve poems including "The Marriage of Geraint" and "Gareth and Lynette," an Arthurian epic by Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
This work alludes to "Rich arks with priceless bones of martyrdom" found near a man who "Was wounded by blind tongues he saw not whence" until "his soul /
Idylls of the King [accept specific sections]