This poet wrote "In the spring a young man's fancy / lightly turns to thoughts of love" in a poem about the narrator's unrequited love for his cousin Amy that is titled for a childhood home. A work of his describes nature as "red in tooth and claw." That poem was written after the death of Arthur Hallam and states "'Tis better to have loved and los
This poet wrote "In the spring a young man's fancy / lightly turns to thoughts of love" in a poem about the narrator's unrequited love for his cousin Amy that is titled for a childhood home. A work of his describes nature as "red in tooth and claw." That poem was written after the death of Arthur Hallam and states "'Tis better to have loved and lost / Than never to have loved at all." Another of his poems describes an event in which "Into the valley of death / Rode the six hundred." For 10 points, name this poet of "Locksley Hall" and "The Charge of the Light Brigade."
This poet wrote "In the spring a young man's fancy / lightly turns to thoughts of love" in a poem about the narrator's unrequited love for his cousin Amy that is titled for a childhood home.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson