‘and Ask Ye Why These Sad Tears Stream?’ Comments

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Nice story

With angel-hand she swept a lyre, A garland red with roses bound it; Its strings were wreath’d with lambent fire And amaranth was woven round it. superb great expression 10+++++++++++++++++++++++++++x10

can I post a poem of my own

your poems are so great they go well with what the true world is

One of the most beautiful poem of Alfred Tennyson

This poem is filled with emotions

Beautiful poem. Loved reading each and every line.

Alfred Tennyson is one of the poets I like very much with his ability to involve a sea of emotion in lines and verses and gathering images from myths and realities, all appealing to the human heart!

Alfred Tennyson is one of the poets I like very much with his ability to involve a sea of emotion in lines and verses and gathering images from myths and realities, all appealing to the human heart!

Brilliant piece poetry Alfred

And love is an emotion of this kind That multiplies with the lover demise And you keep seeing her day and night Till one day you join her in astral light............ All ye poets reading this welcome to my page too...

As if asking the reader Tennyson begins his poem in a wonderful way and gives his answer from his beautiful dream about the lady who has brought tears to his eyes by her loss of demise!

Just devine... how love lingers in the mind...googled the latin, it means my dreams bring you back....how lovely that he chose just that line to put in latin as when read it seems so more poignant once you have opened the box of understanding, although im sure when written most educated people would of understood it straight away and just fluently rolled it off with a rich tongue (so to speak)

I think this poem was beautiful!