FTP, name this unfinished poem by Geoffrey Chaucer.
In Book I of this 2158 line poem, the poet describes finding himself in the Temple of Venus, where he discovers Vergil's tale of Dido and Aeneas. In Book II, he carries on a lively conversation with an eagle en route to the dwelling place of the title character. In the third section, he sees the title character dispensing fame and ruin at her own whim. FTP, name this unfinished poem by Geoffrey Chaucer.
In Book I of this 2158 line poem, the poet describes finding himself in the Temple of Venus, where he discovers Vergil's tale of Dido and Aeneas.
The House of Fame