"Geraint and Enid" is a narrative poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, part of his larger work titled Idylls of the King. The poem tells the story of Geraint, a noble knight of the Round Table, and his love for Enid. Their relationship faces challenges, including tests of loyalty and honor. The tale explores themes of love, trust, and the trials of marriage. Geraint's quest to prove his worth and protect Enid highlights the ideals of chivalry in the Arthurian legend. Ultimately, their journey reflects the complexities of love and the importance of understanding in relationships.