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Tennyson, Alfred Lord English Poet Laureate, great poeto "Love Thou Thy Land, With Love Far-Brought..."
o "Of Old Sat Freedom On The Heights..."
o "You Ask Me Why, Tho' Ill At Ease..."
o 'How' And The 'Why', The
o 'None
o 1865-1866
o Adeline
o Amphion
o Anacreontics
o Arrival, The
o Audley Court
o Aylmer's Field
o Balin and Balan (from Idylls of the King collection)
o Ballad Of Oriana, The
o Beggar Maid, The
o Blackbird, The
o Boadicea (Experiments)
o Break, Break, Break.. from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Britons, Guard Your Own
o Brook, The from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Burial Of Love, The
o Cambridge
o Character, A
o Charge Of The Light Brigade, The from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Choric Song
o Chorus [The Varied Earth, The Moving Heaven]
o Circumstance
o Claribel - A Melody
o Come Not, When I Am Dead..
o Coming of Arthur, The from 'Idylls of the King collection'
o Conclusion
o Day-Dream, The
o Death Of The Old Year, The
o Dedication, A
o Dedication (Idylls of the King) from 'Idylls of the King collection'
o Departure, The
o Deserted House, The
o Dirge, A
o Dora
o Dream Of Fair Women, A
o Dream Of Fair Women [lines that were suppressed], A
o Dualisms
o Dying Swan, The
o Eagle {fragment}, The
o Edward Gray
o Edwin Morris; Or, The Lake
o Eleaenore
o English War Song
o Enoch Arden
o Epic, The Christmas poem
o Farewell, A from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Fatima
o Flower, The
o From "Enoch Arden" [But Enoch yearn'd to see her face again] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o From "Enoch Arden" [The Mountain Wooded To The Peak, The Lawns] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o From "Harold" from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o From "Locksley Hall" from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o From "The May Queen" from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o From "The Princess" from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o From "The Revenge" from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Gardener's Daughter; Or, The Pictures, The
o Gareth and Lynette from 'Idylls of the King collection'
o Gate And A Field Half Ploughed, A
o Geraint and Enid (from Idylls of the King collection)
o Germ Of 'Maud', The
o God Bless Our Prince And Bride!
o Godiva
o Golden Year, The
o Goose, The
o Grandmother, The
o Grasshopper, The
o Greek: Ohi Rheontes
o Grief at Christmas, A
o Guinevere from 'Idylls of the King' collection
o Hands All Round
o Hendecasyllabics (Experiments)
o Hero To Leander
o Hesperides, The
o Holy Grail, The from 'Idylls of the King' collection
o In Memoriam
o In Quantity - Milton - (Experiments)
o In the Valley of Cauteretz
o Isabel
o Islet, The
o L'envoi
o Lady Clara Vere De Vere
o Lady Clare
o Lady Clare [Lord Ronald courted Lady Clare]
o Lady Of Shalott, The
o Lancelot and Elaine from 'Idylls of the King' collection
o Last Tournament, The
o Lilian
o Locksley Hall
o Lord Of Burleigh, The
o Lost Hope
o Lotos-Eaters, The
o Lotos-Eaters [lines that were suppressed], The
o Love
o Love And Death
o Love And Duty
o Love And Sorrow
o Love, Pride And Forgetfulness
o Mablethorpe
o Madeline
o Margaret
o Mariana
o Mariana In The South
o Marriage of Geraint, The from 'Idylls of the King collection'
o May Queen, The
o Merlin and Vivien (from Idylls of the King collection)
o Mermaid, The
o Merman, The
o Miller's Daughter, The
o Moral
o Morte D'arthur, The
o Move Eastward, Happy Earth..
o Mystic, The
o National Song
o New Timon And The Poets, The
o New-Year's Eve
o Northern Farmer
o O Darling Room
o O Sad No More! O Sweet No More
o Ode sung at the Opening of the International Exhibition
o Ode To Memory
o Oenone
o Palace Of Art, The
o Passing of Arthur, The from 'Idylls of the King' collection
o Pelleas and Ettarre (from Idylls of the King collection)
o Poet, The
o Poet's Mind, The
o Poet's Song, The
o Princess, The
o Recollections Of The Arabian Nights
o Requiescat
o Revival, The
o Ring Out, Wild Bells from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Ringlet, The
o Rosalind
o Sailor Boy, The
o Sea Dreams
o Sea-Fairies, The
o Second Song - To The Same
o Sir Galahad
o Sir Launcelot And Queen Guinevere
o Sisters, The
o Skipping-Rope, The
o Sleeping Beauty, The
o Sleeping Palace, The
o Song From "Maud" [Come into the garden, Maud] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Song From "Maud" [Go not, happy day] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Song From "Maud" [See What A Lovely Shell] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Song From "The Princess" [As thro' the land at eve we went] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Song From "The Princess" [Sweet And Low, Sweet And Low] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Song From "The Princess" [The splendor falls on castle-walls] from 'Beauties of Tennyson'
o Song [A Spirit haunts the year's last hours]
o Song [Every Day Hath Its Night]
o Song [Home They Brought Him Slain With Spears], The
o Song [I' the glooming light]
o Song [The Golden Apple, The Golden Apple, The Hallowed Fruit,]
o Song [The Lintwhite And The Throstlecock]
o Song [Who Can Say]
o Song.--The Owl
o Sonnet To J. M. K.
o Sonnet [Blow Ye The Trumpet, Gather From Afar]
o Sonnet [Check Every Outflash, Every Ruder Sally]
o Sonnet [Could I Outwear My Present State Of Woe]
o Sonnet [Me My Own Fate To Lasting Sorrow Doometh]
o Sonnet [Oh, Beauty, Passing Beauty! Sweetest Sweet!]
o Sonnet [Shall The Hag Evil Die With The Child Of Good]
o Sonnet [The Palid Thunderstricken Sigh For Gain]
o Sonnet [There Are Three Things That Fill My Heart With Sighs]
o Sonnet [Though Night Hath Climbed Her Peak Of Highest Noon]
o Specimen of a Translation of the Iliad in Blank Verse
o St. Agnes
o St. Simeon Stylites
o Suggested By Reading An Article In A Newspaper
o Talking Oak, The
o Tears Of Heaven, The
o Timbuctoo
o Tithonus
o To ---- [Sainted Juliet! dearest name!]
o To A Lady Sleeping
o To Christopher North
o To E. L., On His Travels In Greece
o To J. S.
o To the Queen [O loyal to the royal in thyself] from 'Idylls of the King' collection
o To The Queen [Revered, beloved--O you that hold]
o To---- [Clear-headed friend, whose joyful scorn]
o To---- [You might have won the Poet's name]
o To----- [I send you here a sort of allegory]
o Two Voices, The
o Ulysses
o Vision Of Sin, The
o Voyage
o Walking To The Mail
o Welcome to Alexandra, A
o What Time I Wasted Youthful Hours
o Where Is The Giant Of The Sun, Which Stood - A Fragment
o Will Waterproof's Lyrical Monologue
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