POETICAL WORKS OF ALFRED LORD T E N N Y S O N - POET LAUREATE - - 1899 -- CONTENTS. PAGE To THE QUEgN . . . I IUVENIL . IA . . . . . 2 Claribel . . . . . . . 2 Nothing will Die ., . . All Things will ie ., . . Leonine Elegiacs . ., Supposed Confessions of a Second-rate, Sensitive Mind . . . . 3 TheKraken . . - a . 6 Song . . . . . 6 Lilian . . . 6 Isabel . . . . - . 6 Mariana . . . . . 7 T o - . . - . 8 Madeline . . - . E Song-The Owl . . . . 9 Second Song-To the Same . . 9 Recollections of the Arabian Nights . 9 Ode to Memory, , 11 Song . . . . S 13 A Character . . . . . 13 The Poet . . . 13 The Poets Mind . . . . 14 The Sea-Fairies . . . I5 The Deserted House . . . 15 The Dying Swan . . . . . 16 A Dirge . . . . . 16 Love and Death . . . 17 The Ballad of Oriana . . . 17 Circumstance . . . ., . 18 rhe Merman ., m, . 19 The Mermaid . . . . . . 19 Adeline . . . zo Margaret., , . 21 . . l, i . d . . . 2z Eleiinore . . . . . . . zz Kate. . . . . . . . 24 My life is full of weary days . . . 24 Early Sonnets . . . . . . 25 . . . 5 . Sonnet to J M K. 5 3. Mine be the strength of spirit . ag 4. Alexander. . . . . . 26 JUVENILIA-Early Sonnets continued PAGE 5. Buona arte . . . . . 26 6. Poland . . . . . . 26 7. Caressd or chidden . . . 26 8. The form, the form alone is eloquent 27 g. Wan sculptor, weepest thou . . 27 TO. If I were loved, as I desire to be . 27 r. TheBridesmaid . . . . 27 THE LADY O P SHALOTT A . ND OTHER POEMS TheLadyofShalott. . . . 28 Mariana in the South . . . . 3a TheTwoVoices . . . 31 The Millers Daughter . . . . 36 Fatima ., . ., . 39 a n o n e, . . 4 0 The Sisters . . ., . 44 To - . . . . . . . 44 The Palace of Art ., . 44 Lady Clara Vere de Vere. . . 49 The May Queen .. . . 50 New-Years Eve . . . . 51 Conclusion W . . . . . 52 The Lotos-Eaters . . . . . 54 Choric Song . . . . . 54 A Dream of Fair Women., 56 The Blackbird . . . ., . 61 The Death of the Old Year . . . 62 To J. S., . . ., 62 On a Mourner . ., . . . 63 You ask me, why, tho ill at ease . . 64 Of old sat Freedom on the heights . 64 Love thou thy land . ., . 64 England and America in 1782, . . 66 The Goose . . . . . 66 ENGLIS I H D YLS A ND OTHER POEMS The Epic . . . . . . . 67 MortedArthur. . . . . 68 The Gardeners Daughter or, thepictures 72 ., . . . . ., , AudleyCourt. . . . . ., Q Walking to the Mail., . . 81 Edwin Morris or, the Lake m, . 83 St. Simeon St lites . . . . 85 The Talking Oak . . . . . 8 8 Love and Duty . . . . . . 9 2 The Golden Year . . . . . 94 Ulysses . . 95 Cithonus . . . 96 Locksley Hall . . . . g8 Godiva . . . I03 The Day-Dream . . 104 Prologue . . . . . . 104 The Sleeping Palace . . . . 104 The Sleeping Beauty . . 105 TheArrival . . . 106 The Revival . . . 106 TheDeparture . . . 107 Moral . 107 LEnvoi . . 107 Epilogue . . 108 Amphion . 108 St . AgnesPE ve . . 109 Sir Galahad . . . IIO EdwardGray . III Will Waterproofs Lyrical Monologue . III Lady Clare . . 114 The Captain . . . . . . . 11 5 The Lord of Burleigh . . . 116 The Voyage . . 117 S L. Launcelot and Queen Guinevere . . 118 A Farewell . . 119 The Beggar Maid . . . . . 119 The Ea . ale . . . 119 Move eastward. happy earth. and leave Come not. when I am dead . . The Letters . . . . . . The Vision ofsin . . . . . To -. after reading a Life and Letters To E . L., on his Travels in Greece . Break. break. break . . . . The Poets Song . . . . . Enoch Arden . . 125 The Brook . . . 139 AylmersField . . . . . . 14 2SeaDreams . . 156 Lucretius . . . 161 Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington 218 The Third of February. 1852 . . 221 The Charge of the Light Brigade . ...