On either side of the river lie ...That clothe the world and meet the sky; ...And thro' the field the road run by ...And up and down the people go, ...Gazing where the lilies blow ...The island of Shalott. ...Thro' the wave that runs for ever ...By the island in the river ...Overlook a space of flowers, ...And the silent isle imbower...The Lady of Shalott. ...In among the bearded barley ...Hear a song that echoes cheerly...From the river winding clear...And by the moon the reaper weary, ...Piling sheaves in uplands airy, ...ing, whispers "'tis the fairy ...The Lady of Shalott." ...A magic web with colo...She has heard a whisper say, ...A curse is on her if ...She knows not what the curse may be, ...The Lady of Shalott. ...And moving through a mirror clear ...angs before her all the year, ...Shadows of the world appear. ...There she sees the highway near ...And sometimes thro' the mirror blue ...The Knights come riding...The Lady Of Shalott. ...But in her web she still d...To weave the mirror's magic sigh...For often thro' the silent nights ...A funeral, with plume...Or when the Moon was overhead, ...Came two young lovers lately wed. ...The Lady Of Shalott. ...A bow-shot from her b...He rode between the barley sheaves, ...The sun came dazzling thro' the leaves, ...And flamed upon the brazen greaves ...A red-cross knight for ever kneel'd ...To a lady in his shield, ...That sparkled on the yellow field, ...is broad clear brow in sunlight glow'd; ...urnish'd hooves his war-horse trode; ...From the bank and from the river ...he flashed into the crystal mirror, ..."Tirra Lirra," by the river ...She left the web, she left the loom, ...e three paces taro' the room, ...She saw the water-lily bloom, ...She saw the helmet and the plume, ...Out flew the web and floated wid...The mirror cracked from..."The curse is come upon ...The Lady of Shalott. ...In the stormy east-wind st...The pale yellow woods w...The broad stream in his banks complaini...Heavily the low sky raining ... she came and found a boat ...Beneath a willow left afloat,...And round about the prow she wrote ...The Lady of Shalott ...And down the river's dim expanse...Like some bold seer in a trance, ...With a glassy countenance ...And at the closing of the day ...She loosed the chain and down she ...The broad stream bore h...The Lady of Shalott. ...Heard a carol, mournful, ho...For ere she reach'd upon the tide ...The first house by the water-side, ...Singing in her song she died, ...The Lady of Shalott. ...A gleaming shape she ...Dead-pale between the houses high, ...Out upon the wharfs they came, ...And round the prow they read her ...The Lady of Shalott. ...And in the lighted palace near...Died the sound of royal chee... crossed themselves for fear, ...All the Knights at Camelot;...But Lancelot mused a little space ...He said, "She has a lovely face; ...God in his mercy lend her ...The Lady of Shalott."