This author of "Break, Break, Break", "The Eagle", and "Tithonus" wrote "theirs not to reason why; / theirs but to do and die" in a poem that describes how "the six hundred" rode "half a league onward" into the "valley of Death".
This man wrote of a "fisherman's boy" who "shouts with his sister at play" in a short poem whose repetitive title phrase is followed by "on thy cold gray stones, O sea!" In another short poem by this author, the title animal stands "ring'd with the azure world", watching "from his mountain walls", and "like a thunderbolt he falls". This author wrote that "the woods decay, the woods decay and fall" at the beginning of a poem about a man who only consumes "cruel (*) immortality" that provided the title for Aldous Huxley's novel After Many a Summer Dies the Swan. This author of "Break, Break, Break", "The Eagle", and "Tithonus" wrote "theirs not to reason why; / theirs but to do and die" in a poem that describes how "the six hundred" rode "half a league onward" into the "valley of Death". For 10 points, name this British poet of "The Charge of the Light Brigade".
This man wrote of a "fisherman's boy" who "shouts with his sister at play" in a short poem whose repetitive title phrase is followed by "on thy cold gray stones, O sea!"
Alfred, Lord Tennyson [or Alfred Tennyson] &lt;Hart&gt;