Break, Break, Break–Tennyson
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Alfred Tennyson was the most popular poets of the English Victorian Ages.
His poetry was read in all cultured households; he was made Poet Laureate and
was buried in Westminster Abbey. His poetry was an epitome of his time. According
to W. J. Long “Through the entire Victorian period Tennyson stood of the summit
of the poetry in England”
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The
poem ‘Break, Break and Break’ is
one of the best known of Tennyson’s short poems. It is derived from the volume ‘In Memoriam’ which express the
poet’s grief over the premature death of his friend Arthur Henry Hallam. The poet’s powerful feelings for his friends
and the loneliness caused by his friend are very nicely shown in the poem.
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