While listening to Lord Byron recite lines from this poem, Percy Shelley had a terrifying vision of a woman with eyes instead of nipples and ran screaming out of the room.
While listening to Lord Byron recite lines from this poem, Percy Shelley had a terrifying vision of a woman with eyes instead of nipples and ran screaming out of the room. This poem's final lines discuss a father who paradoxically expresses his love for his child "with words of unmeant bitterness." In this poem's second part, a Baron misinterprets his bard's cautionary dream of a bright green snake wrapped around a white dove because he is preoccupied with mending his childhood friendship with Roland de Vaux of Tryermaine. At the beginning of this poem, its main character, who is often called "the lovely lady," walks into the (*) woods at midnight to pray, where she meets a woman who claims she was seized and carried off by five warriors. In its first part, that woman takes off her clothes to reveal her disfigured body before lying in bed next to the main character and casting a spell on her. This unfinished poem takes place at the castle of Sir Leoline. For 10 points, name this poem whose title character encounters the lesbian vampire Geraldine, written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
While listening to Lord Byron recite lines from this poem, Percy Shelley had a terrifying vision of a woman with eyes instead of nipples and ran screaming out of the room.
"Christabel"