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Alfred, Lord Tennyson was one of the most popular and well-loved Victorian poets of England. His poems cover
a wide range of themes and are known for their rich, descriptive imagery and lyrical quality. Many of them were
so popular and highly regarded that they became standards for nineteenth-century English literature. The poem
'Break, Break, Break' is an elegy-a sad and thoughtful poem written in memory of someone who has died or
something in the past. It centres on Tennyson's grief over the death of his friend. Grief and the indifference of
nature are the two main themes of the poem. The sea rises and falls in a tireless rhythm and does not acknowledge
tragedy in the everyday life of people.
Understanding the Poem
Answer these questions.
1. Who or what is being addressed in the first line?
2, An the first stanza, what does the speaker wish he could do? What does it say about his state
of mind?
3. Who are the people mentioned in the second stanza? Where are they and what are they doing?
4. Read the third stanza. What does the speaker mention that has remained unchanged?
What has changed?
5. Will never come back to me. What will never come back to the speaker? Why?
6. How does the poem show that life and nature go on despite what happens to human beings?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

1. the poet addresses to the sea in the first line of the poem

2. In the first stanza the speaker wants to speak loudly to over the thought that arises within him

he said that he will arises and go not to peace land as it was its state of mind ✌️❤️

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