" in the negative, though the (*)  subjects "knew some one had blundered.
This poem's sequel was published with a "Prologue to General Hamley" and an epilogue in which Irene rebukes the poet. Mr. Ramsey repeats a line from this poem as he strides around the terrace in the first part of  To the Lighthouse . This poem, the best-known use of dactylic dimeter, was inspired by an article by William Howard Russell. This poem answers the question "Was there a man dismayed?" in the negative, though the (*)  subjects "knew some one had blundered." The subjects of this poem went "into the jaws of Death / Into the mouth of Hell." This poem asks "When can their glory fade?" of the title group, and states "Theirs not to reason why, / Theirs but to do and die." For 10 points, the line "Half a league, half a league" opens what poem about 600 soldiers by Alfred, Lord Tennyson?
This poem's sequel was published with a "Prologue to General Hamley" and an epilogue in which Irene rebukes the poet.
"The  Charge of the Light Brigade "