A poem by this author states "This truth within thy mind rehearse, that in 
A poem by this author states "This truth within thy mind rehearse, that in a boundless universe, is boundless better, boundless worse." In a short poem, he wrote "I hold you here, root and all, in my hand" after he plucked a "flower in the crannied wall." A long poem in which two voices debate the effects of suicide was penned by this author after the death of the author of "Soudan Timbuctoo." That event also inspired this author to write "Love is and was my Lord and King" as well as a poem that repeatedly asks wild bells to "ring out." He described Nature as "red in tooth and claw" in a poem inspired by the death of Arthur Henry Hallam, which states "'tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." For 10 points, name this author of In Memoriam, who also wrote "The Charge of the Light Brigade."
A poem by this author states "This truth within thy mind rehearse, that in a boundless universe, is boundless better, boundless worse."
Alfred, Lord Tennyson