Poetic Openings : Alfred Lord Tennyson to Alfred Lord Tennyson

Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Princess: A Medley: The Splendour Falls On Castle Walls : First Line : The splendour falls on castle walls
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Recollection Of The Arabian Nights : First Line : WHEN the breeze of a joyful dawn blew free
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Requiescat : First Line : Fair is her cottage in its place,
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Sea Dreams : First Line : A city clerk, but gently born and bred;
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Sir Galahad : First Line : MY good blade carves the casques of men,

Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Sir Launcelot And Queen Guinevere : First Line : LIKE souls that balance joy and pain,
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Spring : First Line : Birds' love and birds' song
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : St. Agnes' Eve : First Line : Deep on the convent-roof the snows
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Sweet And Low : First Line : Sweet and low, sweet and low,
Poet : Alfred Lord Tennyson : Poem : Tears, Idle Tears : First Line : Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean,