How does the poet describes the inhabitants of the island in the lotus eater?
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Tennyson's poem described how sailors were aware that they had landed "in the land of the Lotus Eaters" They go out slowly to find these people.
The local inhabitants, whose distinctive practice is indicated by their name, invited Odysseus scouts to eat of the mysterious plant.
The inhabitants imagine how sweet it would be to lie on beds of flowers while watching the river flow and listening to the echoes in the caves.
The poem suggests that the inhabitants may be deceiving themselves in vanishing to the hypnotic power of the flower.
Lotus Eaters:
The poem lotus eaters is written by Alfred Lord Tennyson. He explains about the inhabitants of the island. Their bunch is mysterious. They have a dark face. Their facial expression is also mysterious.
They look both gentle and sad. They carried some of their food and that enchanted plant is called the lotus. The whole lotus has a totally mysterious effect. Due to the effect of lotus sailors becomes feeling sleepy and hazy. The whole poem is about the influence of eating lotus fruits