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 Alfred Lord Tennyson  :Inspiration and Style ﻿ ﻿ media type="youtube" key="-8WMkdN6e-M?fs=1" height="352" width="438" align="left"Tennyson was known for his poetry's distinctive harmony and his abilty to use pathos to make the reader sympathize and even feel a sense of tranquility while reading his work. His poems often reflected the hardships and emotional strife of everyday people. He found inspiration within society's most intimate and deep-rooted problems. Although they are complex and deep, Tennyson seems to find humor and beauty within these emotions and that is greatly expressed through his works.
 * **Alfred Lord Tennyson Poems** ||
 * 1. Ulysses ||
 * 2. In Memorium ||
 * 3. Crossing the Bar ||
 * 4. A Farewell ||
 * 5. Tears, Idle Tears ||
 * 6. Lilian ||
 * 7. The Lady of Shalott ||
 * 8. Mariana ||
 * 9. The Charge of the Light Brigade ||
 * 10. Break, Break, Break ||


 * Alfred Lord Tennyson (1809-1892)**
 * 1809 || Alfred Lord Tennyson is born in Lincolnshire, England. ||
 * 1815-1820 || Alfred and brothers Frederick and Charles sent to Louth grammar school— Alfred was unhappy there.  ||
 * 1821 || Tennyson writes 6,000 line epic poem. ||
 * 1826-1827 || Alfred and Charles publish “Poems by Two Brothers” ||
 * 1827 || Enters Cambridge University ||
 * 1831 || Father dies, and Tennyson leaves Cambridge ||
 * 1850 || Publishes "In Memoriam" and marries Emily Sellwood ||
 * 1852 || Birth of his eldest son, Hallam Tennyson ||
 * ** 1872-1874 ** || Publishes "Idylls of the Kings", sells 10,000 copies ||
 * 1892 || Alfred Lord Tennyson dies ||

[|******In Memoriam] [|**Ulysses]


 * __Discussion Question: Why would someone reading Tennyson's work feel tranquil?__**