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Alfred Tennyson (1809-1892) British poet

Poems by Alfred Tennyson - A Dirge
- A Farewell
- Amphion
- “Ask Me No More”
- Balin and Balan
- Battle of Brunanburgh
- Beautiful City
- Boadicea
- “Break, Break, Break”
- Claribel
- “Come Down, O Maid”
- “Come Not, When I Am Dead”
- Crossing the Bar
- Dedication
- Demeter and Persephone
- Early Spring
- Enoch Arden
- Epitaph on General Gordon
- Far-Far-Away
- Fatima
- “Flower in the Crannied Wall”
- Freedom
- Godiva
- Guinevere
- Hands All Round
- Hark! The Dogs Howl!
- “Home They Brought Her Warrior Dead”
- “I Send You Here a Sort of Allegory”
- In the Garden at Swainston
- In the Valley of Cauteretz
- Lady Clara Vere de Vere
- Lady Clare
- Lilian
- Locksley Hall
- Love and Sorrow
- Mariana in the South
- Mariana
- Marriage Morning
- Maud II
- Maud
- Minnie and Winnie
- Morte d'Arthur
- “Move Eastward, Happy Earth”
- “O Beauty, Passing Beauty!”
- “O True and Tried”
- “O, Were I Loved As I Desire to Be!”
- Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington
- Ode to Memory
- Politics
- Recollection of the Arabian Nights
- Requiescat
- “Ring Out, Wild Bells”
- Sir Galahad
- Spring
- St. Agnes’ Eve
- Summer Night
- Sweet and Low
- Tears, Idle Tears
- The Beggar Maid
- The Blackbird
- The Brook
- The Charge of the Light Brigade
- The Cock
- The Coming of Arthur
- The Daisy, Written at Edinburgh
- The Death of the Old Year
- The Eagle
- The Flower
- The Grandmother
- The Higher Pantheism
- The Holy Grail
- The Kraken
- The Lady of Shalott
- The Letters
- The Lord of Burleigh
- The Lotos-Eaters
- The May Queen
- The Mermaid
- The Merman
- The Miller’s Daughter
- The Oak
- The Owl
- The Palace of Art
- The Progress of Spring
- The Ringlet
- The Sailor Boy
- The Silent Voices
- The Sisters
- The Splendour Falls
- The Talking Oak
- The Tears of Heaven
- The Voyage of Maeldune
- The War
- Tithonus
- To the Queen (O loyal to the royal in thyself)
- To the Queen (Revered, beloved — O you that hold)
- To the Rev. F. D. Maurice
- Ulysses
- Will
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