In addition to "Locksley Hall" and "The (*) Lotos-Eaters," he published a collection of poems after the death of his friend Arthur Hallam.
In one of his poems, he tells of a soldier who, upon encountering his childhood home, contrasts the progress of civilization with the "Summer isles of Eden" in the Orient land of his birth. Another one of his poems features a group of mariners who take comfort in their unity as they leave their worldly cares behind for an "enchanted stem/ Laden with flower and fruit." In addition to "Locksley Hall" and "The (*) Lotos-Eaters," he published a collection of poems after the death of his friend Arthur Hallam. For 10 points, name this British poet of In Memoriam, who immortalized the Battle of Balaclava in his work "The Charge of the Light Brigade."
In one of his poems, he tells of a soldier who, upon encountering his childhood home, contrasts the progress of civilization with the "Summer isles of Eden" in the Orient land of his birth.
Alfred, Lord {Tennyson}