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.
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