Narrative poem · 1927

Tristram

A Poem

by Edwin Arlington Robinson

Blank-verse narrative in ten parts, the last of Robinson's Arthurian poems: the love of Tristram and Isolt of Ireland, the Cornish court of King Mark, and Isolt of the white hands in Brittany.

Contents · 10 parts

• Part Iabout 210 lines
• Part IIabout 350 lines
• Part IIIabout 500 lines
• Part IVabout 600 lines
• Part Vabout 340 lines
• Part VIabout 510 lines
• Part VIIabout 650 lines
• Part VIIIabout 530 lines
• Part IXabout 480 lines
• Part Xabout 270 lines

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