In Memoriam, The Princess, And Maud (1902)

Grief, love, and societal expectations are central themes in this collection of three poems by Alfred Lord Tennyson. "In Memoriam" serves as an elegy for his friend Arthur Henry Hallam, while "The Princess" narrates the story of a princess who establishes a women's college and finds love with a student. "Maud" presents a dramatic monologue reflecting on a man's obsessive love for Maud and its tragic outcomes. Tennyson's work is noted for its musicality and vivid imagery, showcasing his profound understanding of human emotions.