In the fourth and final stanza of this poem, the narrator tells his colleag
In the fourth and final stanza of this poem, the narrator tells his colleagues, "Though much is taken, much abides." In the third stanza, he refers to his son, saying, "He works his work, I mine." In the second stanza, the narrator talks about himself, saying that he has enjoyed and suffered greatly and that, "I am a part of all that I have met." This work ends with the motto "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." Name this monologue by Tennyson that uses the phrase "aged wife" to refer to Penelope.
In the fourth and final stanza of this poem, the narrator tells his colleagues, "Though much is taken, much abides.
{“Ulysses”}