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12th November, 2003. Melissa Thacker 12:1 Can Goblin Market Be Read As Anything More Than Just A Moral Tale? In this essay I'm going to be analysing 'Goblin Market,' one of many poems written by Christina Rosetti. I will be discussing how the poem could be perceived by different audiences and whether it has other meanings apart from the obvious moral tale. There are several themes running through the poem many of which signify Rosetti's lifestyle as a devout Christian, a member of the Pre-Raphaelite inner circle and more, I will pin point the important ones. One reoccurring theme throughout the poem is religion, as I mentioned earlier this plays a big part in Rosetti's life. Many references are made although some indirectly. The poem begins at a market with goblins selling fruit, there is a chant all the way through the poem from the goblins saying 'come buy, come buy' this...

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