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The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson

Baron Alfred Tennyson

Book Overview: 

Collection of the early poems by Tennyson. A lot from the arthurian age, including the famous Lady of Shallott

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .There would be neither moon nor star;
  But the wave would make music above us afar—
  Low thunder and light in the magic night—
  Neither moon nor star.
  We would call aloud in the dreamy dells,
  Call to each other and whoop and cry
  All night, merrily, merrily;
  They would pelt me with starry spangles and shells,
  Laughing and clapping their hands between,
  All night, merrily, merrily:
  But I would throw to them back in mine
  Turkis and agate and almondine: [1]
  Then leaping out upon them unseen
  I would kiss them often under the sea,
  And kiss them again till they kiss'd me
  Laughingly, laughingly.
  Oh! what a happy life were mine
  Under the hollow-hung ocean green!
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Community Reviews

Amazing mythological, chilvarous, romance & all that accompanies such. Not always a happy ending.

A second voice was at mine ear,
A little whisper silver-clear,
A murmer, “Be of better cheer”.

My review of: The Early Poems of Alred Lord Tennyson

I read this book for one poem: 'The Lady of Shalott'. The title character was featured in my cross-stitch (Happily Ever After) from The Frosted Pumpkin! I decided when I started the cross-stitch that I also had to read or re-read the books featured! The poem is based on the Arthurian legend of Elain