The Blue Poetry Book Section XIV - Gray, Milton, Keats, Coleridge

In which the solemn stillness of a country churchyard evokes the dignity of humble lives and the inevitable peace of death, inspiring reflections on unrecognised greatness and the gentle solace found in memory’s keeping. There follows a vivid narrative of a moonlit meeting between the kind-hearted lady Christabel and the mysterious Geraldine, whose uneasy presence and haunting tale set an intriguingly spectral mood within the quiet castle night.