In this poem, the narrator revisits his childhood home where he and Amy,  his cousin, had fallen in love. Amy was, however, a shallow young woman who  went with her parents' wishes that she marry a wealthy young man. At the  beginning, he protests this world, but later learns to accept the  inevitability of change. FTP, identify the poem by naming the home visited  again by Tennyson some "Sixty Years After".
In this poem, the narrator revisits his childhood home where he and Amy,  his cousin, had fallen in love. Amy was, however, a shallow young woman who  went with her parents' wishes that she marry a wealthy young man. At the  beginning, he protests this world, but later learns to accept the  inevitability of change. FTP, identify the poem by naming the home visited  again by Tennyson some "Sixty Years After".
In this poem, the narrator revisits his childhood home where he and Amy,  his cousin, had fallen in love.
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