Alphabetical Index of Tennyson Poems Discussed
The following index lists in alphabetical order the titles of the Tennyson poems discussed in this study (italicized), the number assigned to each by Christopher Ricks in the three-volume second edition of Tennyson’s poems (boldfaced), followed by the page of the present volume on which the discussion of each poem occurs or begins. If a poem’s title begins with a definite or indefinite article (The, A) and no prior punctuation (such as ‘The), it is indexed based on the initial letter of its next word. Here as in the text proper, an asterisk immediately following a poem number indicates that the poem appears in both the selected (one-volume) and the complete (three-volume) Ricks editions; the absence of an asterisk, that it appears only in the latter.
Adeline 87, p. 56
‘Among some Nations Fate hath placed too far’ 62, p. 48
Amphion 270, p. 124
Amy 124, p. 65
Ancient Sage, The 415, p. 212
Ante-Chamber, The 207, p. 98
Anthony and Cleopatra 10, p. 39
Armageddon 3, p. 30
Aylmer’s Field 1793 337, p. 202
Babylon 46, p. 42
Balin and Balan 468*, p. 221
Blackbird, The 240, p. 114
Brook, The 313, p. 190
Burial of Love, The 79, p. 53
Character, A 88*, p. 57
Chorus, in an Unpublished Drama, Written Very Early 101, p. 60
Coach of Death, A Fragment, The 4, p. 35
‘Come hither, canst thou tell me if this skull’ 50, p. 44
Coming of Arthur, The 464*, p. 218
Crossing the Bar 462*, p. 218
Daisy, The 311*, p. 189
Day-Dream, The 241*, p. 115
Dead Prophet, The 400*, p. 210
Death of Œnone, The 441, p. 217
Dedication, A 339, p. 205
Dell of E—, The 9, p. 37
Demeter and Persephone 420, p. 212
De Profundis 383, p. 208
Devil and the Lady, The 2, p. 24
‘Did not thy roseate lips outvie’ 16, p. 39
Dream of Fair Women, A 173*, p. 90
Dying Man to His Friend, The 51, p. 45
Early Spring [1833] 200, p. 97
Edwin Morris or, The Lake 275*, p. 126
Eleänore 161, p. 78
Enoch Arden 330*, p. 199
Epic [Morte d’Arthur], The 225*, p. 112
Epilogue [The Charge of the Heavy Brigade] 392, p. 209
Exhortation to the Greeks 48, p. 44
‘Fair is that cottage in its place’ 233, p. 114
Farewell, A 265*, p. 123
Far – Far – Away 426*, p. 215
Fatima 163*, p. 81
Fleet, The 410, p. 211
Flight, The 259, p. 122
Fragment [Where is the Giant of the Sun], A 143, p. 71
Freedom 407, p. 211
Gardener’s Daughter; Or, The Pictures, The 208, p. 98
Gareth and Lynette 465*, p. 219
Geraint and Enid 467*, p. 221
Golden Year, The 276*, p. 127
Grasshopper, The 99, p. 60
Guinevere 474*, p. 226
‘Hail Briton!’ 194, p. 96
Hands All Round! 307, p. 187
Happy, The Leper’s Bride 424, p. 214
‘Hark! the dogs howl!’ 214, p. 104
Hero to Leander 95, p. 60
Hesperides, The 169, p. 88
Higher Pantheism, The 353, p. 205
Holy Grail, The 471*, p. 223
Home 61, p. 48
‘If I were loved, as I desire to be’ 158, p. 75
‘I loving Freedom for herself’ 238, p. 114
‘In deep and solemn dreams’ 132, p. 70
In Memoriam A. H. H. 296*, p. 148
Invasion of Russia by Napoleon Buonaparte, The 58A, p. 46
Kapiolani 454, p. 218
Kate 176, p. 91
Lady Clara Vere de Vere 246, p. 118
Lady of Shalott, The 159*, p. 75
Lancelot and Elaine 470*, p. 222
Lark, The 64, p. 49
Last Tournament, The 473*, p. 224
Letters, The 317, p. 197
Lines on Cambridge of 1830 140, p. 70
‘Little bosom not yet cold’ 300, p. 186
Locksley Hall 271*, p. 124
Locksley Hall Sixty Years After 417*, p. 212
Losing of the Child, The 290, p. 147
Lotos-Eaters, The 170*, p. 88
Love [Almighty Love!] 47, p. 43
Love and Duty 279, p. 132
Lover’s Tale, The 153, p. 73
Lucretius 355, p. 205
Madeline 75, p. 50
Margaret 175, p. 91
Mariana 73*, p. 50
Mariana in the South 160*, p. 77
Marriage of Geraint, The 466*, p. 220
Maud, A Monodrama 316*, p. 192
Memory [Ay me!] 126, p. 65
Memory [Memory! dear enchanter] 5, p. 36
Merlin and the Gleam 431, p. 216
Merlin and Vivien 469*, p. 222
Miller’s Daughter, The 162, p. 81
‘My life is full of weary days’ 155, p. 75
‘My Rosalind, my Rosalind’ 172, p. 89
Œnone 164*, p. 83
‘O wake ere I grow jealous of sweet Sleep’ 144, p. 71
Ode: O Bosky Brook 127, p. 66
Ode Sung at the Opening of the International Exhibition 329, p. 198
Ode to Memory 84, p. 53
‘Oh! that ’twere possible’ 227*, p. 113
‘Oh! ye wild winds, that roar and rave’ 45, p. 42
On a Mourner 216*, p. 106
On Sublimity 26, p. 39
Outcast, The 55, p. 45
Palace of Art, The 167*, p. 86
Passing of Arthur, The 475*, p. 226
Pelleas and Ettarre 472*, p. 223
Perdidi Diem 128, p. 68
‘Pierced through with knotted thorns of barren pain’ 190, p. 94
Playfellow Winds 59, p. 48
Poet, The 91, p. 58
Poets and their Bibliographies 399, p. 210
Prefatory Poem to My Brother’s Sonnets 377*, p. 207
Prefatory Sonnet to the ‘Nineteenth Century’ 367, p. 207
Princess, A Medley, The 286*, p. 133
Progress of Spring, The 193, p. 95
Prologue to General Hamley [The Charge of the Heavy Brigade] 390, p. 209
Recollections of the Arabian Nights 83, p. 53
Remorse 8, p. 37
Rosalind 171, p. 89
Ruined Kiln, The 192, p. 95
Sailor Boy, The 291, p. 147
Semele 220, p. 112
Sense and Conscience 130, p. 69
Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham 386, p. 208
Song [Who can say] 174, p. 91
Sonnet [Ah, fade not yet from out the green arcades] 250, p. 118
Sonnet [Alas! how weary are my human eyes] 185, p. 94
Sonnet [Could I outwear my present state of woe] 107, p. 62
Sonnet [How thought you that this thing could captivate?] 255, p. 119
Sonnet [Shall the hag Evil die with child of Good] 109, p. 63
Sonnet [The pallid thunderstricken sigh for gain] 110, p. 65
Sonnet [There are three things which fill my heart with sighs] 151, p. 72
Sonnet [Though Night hath climbed her peak of highest noon] 108, p. 63
Sonnet [When that rank heat of evil’s tropic day] 146, p. 72
St Agnes’ Eve 212, p. 104
St Simeon Stylites 210*, p. 104
St Telemachus 443, p. 217
Suggested by Reading an Article in a Newspaper 308, p. 187
Supposed Confessions of a Second-Rate Sensitive Mind 78*, p. 51
‘The constant spirit of the world exults’ 145, p. 71
‘The musky air was mute’ 54A, p. 45
‘The tenth of April! is it not?’ 263, p. 123
Third of February, 1852, The 306, p. 187
Three Sonnets to a Coquette 254, p. 119
Three Translations of Horace 1A, p. 17
Throstle, The 395, p. 210
Timbuctoo 67, p. 49
Time: An Ode 27, p. 41
Tiresias 219, p. 110
Tithon 218*, p. 109
Tithonus 324*, p. 198
To — , After Reading a Life and Letters 289, p. 145
To — [As when with downcast eyes] 179, p. 93
To — . With the Following Poem [The Palace of Art] 166*, p. 85
To a Lady Sleeping 106, p. 61
To E. FitzGerald 398*, p. 210
To E. L., on His Travels in Greece 301*, p. 186
To Mary Boyle 425*, p. 214
To Poesy [O God, make this age great] 63, p. 49
To Rosa 251, p. 119
To the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava 427*, p. 215
To the Queen 299*, p. 185
To the Rev. F. D. Maurice 312*, p. 189
To the Rev. W. H. Brookfield 363, p. 206
To the Vicar of Shiplake 297, p. 185
To Virgil 394*, p. 209
Translation of Claudian’s ‘Rape of Proserpine’ 1, p. 18
Two Voices, The 209*, p. 99
Ulysses 217*, p. 107
Vastness 413, p. 211
Vision of Sin, The 277*, p. 129
Voyage, The 257, p. 119
Walk at Midnight, The 30, p. 41
Wanderer, The 285B, p. 132
‘Wherefore, in these dark ages of the Press’ 276A, p. 128
Whispers 215, p. 105
Will 310*, p. 188
Will Waterproof’s Lyrical Monologue 267, p. 123
Youth 223, p. 112
