Tennyson: In Memoriam

achievement becomes beginning blood closing lines compared creation Crimean War critics crowning race cycle dark DAVID DAICHES dead divine Donne doubt and despair dream earth Edmund Lushington emotional emphasise English epilogue evolution evolutionary evolutionists experience feelings felt Four Quartets generalisations gloom gnomic grief Hallam Hallam's death Hardy's heaven Higher Pantheism hope Housman human idea imagery immortality insight intellectual introductory stanzas James Spedding K. W. GRANSDEN kind knowledge later poems living Locksley Hall man's marriage Maud meliorist Memoriam memory metaphysics mind mood moral natural descriptions natural selection nineteenth century passion phenomenal world poem Tennyson poem's poet poet's primitive cell Princess recalls regret Rizpah seems sense sequence Somersby sorrow soul speculation spiritual spiritual evolution T. S. Eliot Tenny Tennyson says thee things thou thro Tintern Abbey tradition tree universe verse Victorian violet vision visionary Voices whole wisdom words Wordsworth