This author of "The Forsaken Merman" addressed a Swiss maiden in works like "Isolation: To Marguerite" and espoused his admiration for Victorian civilization in Culture and Anarchy.
The title figure of one of this author's poems laments, "She left lonely for ever, / the kings of the sea." This author of "The Forsaken Merman" addressed a Swiss maiden in works like "Isolation: To Marguerite" and espoused his admiration for Victorian civilization in Culture and Anarchy. He described "the dark Iberians com[ing]" in a work that begins with "Go, for they call you, Shepherd, from the hill," this author's "The (*) Scholar-Gypsy." He described "the eternal note of sadness" heard by Sophocles on the Aegean in a poem set in a location where the "Sea … meets the moon-blanched land." For 10 points, name this poet who noted how "ignorant armies clash by night" in his poem "Dover Beach."
The title figure of one of this author's poems laments, "She left lonely for ever, / the kings of the sea."
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