Goblin Market

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Goblin Market is a narrative poem by Christina Rossetti that blends fairy-tale elements with themes of temptation, sisterly devotion, and moral redemption.

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Goblin Market canonical 1
Goblin Market and Other Poems 1

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instanceOf narrative poem
adaptedAs ballet
opera
radio drama
stage play
author Christina Rossetti NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresCharacter Laura NERFINISHED
Lizzie NERFINISHED
goblin merchants
firstPublishedIn 1862
form rhymed verse
genre fairy tale poetry
narrative poetry
hasCriticalReception widely anthologized and critically acclaimed
hasLine Come buy, come buy
There is no friend like a sister
influenced feminist literary criticism
later fantasy literature
interpretedAs Christian allegory
critique of Victorian consumer culture
exploration of repressed sexuality
feminist text
length over 500 lines
literaryMovement Victorian literature
meter irregular meter
originalLanguage English
plotSummary Laura is tempted by goblin merchants’ fruit, falls into a wasting sickness, and is saved by her sister Lizzie’s self-sacrificial encounter with the goblins.
publishedInCollection Goblin Market and Other Poems NERFINISHED
publisher Macmillan & Co. NERFINISHED
relatedWork Monna Innominata NERFINISHED
The Prince’s Progress NERFINISHED
setting rural landscape
studiedIn Victorian poetry courses
women’s literature courses
symbol goblin fruit
market
sisterly kiss
theme consumerism
desire
female solidarity
moral redemption
self-sacrifice
sexuality
sisterly devotion
spiritual salvation
temptation
timePeriod Victorian era NERFINISHED

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Christina Rossetti notableWork Goblin Market
Christina Rossetti workPublishedIn Goblin Market
this entity surface form: Goblin Market and Other Poems