A climactic moment occurs when the poet communes with a dead spirit on the lawn of his home at Somersby, and the work ends with an epithalamion celebrating the marriage of Edward Lushington and the poet's sister.
In the last section the poet suggests the birth of a child who will serve as a closer link between the poet's generation and the "crowning race." A climactic moment occurs when the poet communes with a dead spirit on the lawn of his home at Somersby, and the work ends with an epithalamion celebrating the marriage of Edward Lushington and the poet's sister. Published as a single piece in 1850, it consists of 131 poems of isometric stanzas. For 10 points, name this poetic work, a tribute to Arthur Henry Hallam by his friend Alfred Tennyson.
In the last section the poet suggests the birth of a child who will serve as a closer link between the poet's generation and the "crowning race.
{In Memoriam}, A.H.H.