" Most famous for a poem in which he states "The Sea of Faith was once, too, at the full," he wrote of a vagabond at Oxford in "The Scholar Gypsy.
Nautical themes can be found in his shorter poems such as "Shakespeare" and "To Marguerite," though melancholy pervades the monody for his friend Arthur Hugh Clough entitled "Thyrsis." Most famous for a poem in which he states "The Sea of Faith was once, too, at the full," he wrote of a vagabond at Oxford in "The Scholar Gypsy." For 10 points, name this English poet who wrote about "where ignorant armies clash by night" in his most famous poem, "Dover Beach."
Nautical themes can be found in his shorter poems such as "Shakespeare" and "To Marguerite," though melancholy pervades the monody for his friend Arthur Hugh Clough entitled "Thyrsis.
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