The Song of the Lotus is a poem by____________?
Correct answer: C. Tennyson
- A. Coleridge
- B. Eliot
- C. Tennyson
- D. Keats
Explanation
The poem usually known as The Lotus-Eaters, sometimes listed under the related title The Song of the Lotus, is by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Its source is the lotus-eating episode in Homer's Odyssey.
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