Amor y Gloria (The Bride of Triermain)

"The Bride of Triermain" is a three-canto narrative poem written by Sir Walter Scott, published anonymously in 1813. Set in Cumberland, the poem tells the story of a knight who sets out to rescue the beautiful Gyneth, the illegitimate daughter of King Arthur and the Queen of the Fairies. Gyneth has been asleep for 500 years in an enchanted tower, put under a spell by the wizard Merlin, and she can only be awakened by true love's rescue. Scott's poem is a captivating take on the classic fairy tale of a sleeping princess, filled with adventure, romance, and magical elements that will leave readers enchanted.