Premium Content Tennyson's Impressionistic Language of Wisdom in In Memoriam XCV
By Samantha Lazar - November 25, 2004
Throughout Alfred Tennyson's In Memoriam, the speaker (assumed to be the poet himself) battles with the grief and confusion caused by the untimely death of his friend Arthur Henry Hallam. Over the course of the poem, indeed over the seventeen years it took for Tennyson to complete it, the reader witnesses Tennyson's personal maturation and growth…
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