Its first poem, titled after "The Coming of" this works' main character, describes Leodogran, the king of Cameliard asking him for assistance.  
Its last portion describes a ghost who shouts "hollow, hollow, hollow all delight" and describes "the new sun rose bringing the New Year." One character in this work claims "This day, my Queen of Beauty is not here" after being visited by a tatterdemalion peasant describing the Red Knight living in the North, which leads to its main character to throw the "Tournament of the Dead Innocence." It also includes a tale about two characters, one of whom goes hunting for a demon in the woods and is nearly killed by the other after visiting the castle of Pellam and hanging his shield in a tree. Its first poem, titled after "The Coming of" this works' main character, describes Leodogran, the king of Cameliard asking him for assistance.  Including "The Last Tournament" and "The Passing of Arthur," for 10 points, identify this poetry collection by Alfred Tennyson about Arthurian legend.
Its last portion describes a ghost who shouts "hollow, hollow, hollow all delight" and describes "the new sun rose bringing the New Year.
Idylls of the King