Which poem is considered as the crowning glory of Alfred Tennyson s poetic career
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Tennyson was primarily a lyric poet, however much he tried at narrative in Idylls of the King. Yet Tennyson was not simply a talented poet, but an accomplished poetic craftsman, so there are a fair number of shorter poems that really stand out, in addition to a large number that are quite well-done but perhaps not of the first eminence.
The first poem that most experts will point to is his sequence “In Memoriam A. H. H.” Perhaps less ambitious, but no less distinguished, are poems like “Mariana,” “The Lotos Eaters,” “Ulysses,” “The Kraken,” “Tears, Idle Tears, “Tithonus,” “The Two Voices,” “The Eagle,” and “The Lady of Shallot.”
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The first poem that most experts will point to is his sequence “In Memoriam A. H. H.” Perhaps less ambitious, but no less distinguished, are poems like “Mariana,” “The Lotos Eaters,” “Ulysses,” “The Kraken,” “Tears, Idle Tears, “Tithonus,” “The Two Voices,” “The Eagle,” and “The Lady of Shallot.”
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