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The article analyzes the poem "Christabel," by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The author discusses the imagery and lore of mistletoe and oak used within the poem, explores the descriptions of the characters of Christabel and Geraldine, and examines how the character of Christabel relates to oak and Geraldine relates to mistletoe.

The article discusses the poem "Lamia" by the English Romantic poet John Keats, with particular focus given to the symbolic and stylistic significance of plants in the poem. References to concepts including virginity, death, and hope through the poem's plant and flower symbolism are also commented on.