Give a pen picture of the Lotos land Or Describe the land of the Lotos Eaters In Alfred Lord Tennyson s - poem The Lotos-eaters the poet gives a dreamy and magical picture of the land where the sailors arrive This land feels very different from the real world It is sleepy dreamy and very quiet Always Afternoon The sailors reach the land in the afternoon Everything feels sleepy there The island feels like it is always afternoon there The poet writes In which it seemed always afternoon It means the island is sleepy dreamy and very quiet The air is very slow and heavy like someone breathing in a dream It feels like time has stopped Streams Mountains and Trees The land is full of water and streams Some streams fall slowly like thin cloth or smoke Some flow with soft foam The poet writes A land of streams