(Mine be the
strength
of spirit fierce and free.
Tennyson
We are Free.
The Sea-Fairies. +@
Sonnet
to J. M. K. ?
[Greek (transliterated): oi rheontes] ?
? Of these the poems marked ? appeared in the edition of 1842, and
were not much altered.
+ Those marked + were, in addition to the italicised poems, afterwards
included among the 'Juvenilia' in the collected works (1871-1872),
though excluded from all preceding editions of the poems.
+@ Those marked @+ were restored in editions previous to the first
collected editions of the works.
In December, 1832, appeared a second volume (it is dated on the
title-page, 1833):
"Poems by Alfred Tennyson. London: Moxon, MDCCCXXXIII. "
This contains thirty poems:--
Sonnet.
(Mine be the strength of spirit fierce and free. ) #
To--. (All good things have not kept aloof. ) #
Buonaparte. #
Sonnet I. (O Beauty passing beauty, sweetest Sweet. )
Sonnet II. (But were I loved, as I desire to be. ) #
The Lady of Shalott. ? +
Mariana in the South. ? +
Eleanore. ?
The Miller's Daughter. ?
