Song “Who can say...?”
Alfred Lord Tennyson * Track #115 On The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson
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- #1The Queen
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- #3Lilian
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- #4Isabel
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- #5Mariana
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- #6To (”Clear-headed friend, whose joyful scorn”)
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- #7Madeline
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- #8Song The Owl
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- #9Second Song to the Same
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- #10Recollections of the Arabian Nights
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- #11Song (”A spirit haunts the year’s last hours”)
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- #12Adeline
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- #13A Character
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- #14The Sea-Fairies
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- #15The Deserted House
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- #16The Dying Swan
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- #17A dirge
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- #18The Ballad of Oriana
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- #19Circumstance
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- #20The Merman
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- #21The Mermaid
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- #22Sonnet to J. M. K.
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- #23Mariana in the South
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- #24Eleänore
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- #25The Miller’s Daughter
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- #26Fatima
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- #27OEnone
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- #28The Sisters
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- #29To -(”I send you here a sort of allegory”)
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- #30The Palace of Art
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- #31Lady Clara Vere de Vere
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- #32The May Queen
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- #33New Year’s Eve
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- #34Conclusion
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- #35The Lotos Eaters
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- #36Margaret
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- #37The Blackbird
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- #38The Death of the Old Year
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- #39To J. S.
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- #40“You ask me, why, tho’ ill at ease”
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- #41“Of old sat Freedom on the heights”
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- #42“Love thou thy land, with love far-brought”
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- #43The Goose
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- #44The Epic
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- #45
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- #46The Gardener’s Daughter
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- #47Dora
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- #48Audley Court
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- #49Walking to the Mail
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- #50Edwin Morris, or The Lake
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- #51St Simeon Stylites
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- #52The Talking Oak
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- #53Love and Duty
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- #54The Golden Year
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- #55Locksley Hall
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- #56Godiva
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- #57The Two Voices
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- #58The Sleeping Palace
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- #59The Sleeping Beauty
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- #60The Revival
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- #61The Departure
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- #62L’Envoi
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- #63Amphion
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- #64St. Agnes
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- #65Sir Galahad
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- #66Edward Grey
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- #67Will Waterproof’s Lyrical Monologue
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- #68To E. L.
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- #69Lady Clare
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- #70The Lord of Burleigh
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- #71Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere
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- #72A Farewell
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- #73The Beggar Maid
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- #74The Vision of Sin
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- #75Come not, when I am dead...
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- #76The Eagle
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- #77Move eastward, happy earth...
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- #78Break, break, break...
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- #79The Poet’s Song
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- #80Elegiacs
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- #81The “How” and the “Why”
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- #82Supposed Confessions...
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- #83The Burial of Love
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- #84Song “I’the glooming light...”
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- #85Song “The lintwhite and the throstlecock...”
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- #86Song “Every day hath its night...”
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- #87Nothing Will Die
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- #88All Things Will Die
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- #89Hero to Leander
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- #90The Mystic
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- #91The Grasshopper
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- #92Love, Pride and Forgetfulness
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- #93Chorus: “The varied earth...”
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- #94Lost Hope
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- #95The Tears of Heaven
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- #96Love and Sorrow
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- #97To a Lady Sleeping
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- #98Sonnet “Could I outwear my present state of woe...”
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- #99Sonnet “Though Night hath climbed her peak of highest noon...”
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- #100Sonnet “Shall the hag Evil die with child of Good...”
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- #101Sonnet “The pallid thunderstricken sigh for gain...”
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- #102Love
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- #103
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- #104English War Song
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- #105National Song
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- #106Dualisms
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- #107We are Free
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- #108“Mine be the strength of spirit...”
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- #109To (”My life is full...”)alfred
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- #110Buonoparte
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- #111Sonnet “Oh, beauty, passing beauty!...”
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- #112The Hesperides
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- #113Song “The golden apple...”
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- #114Rosalind
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- #115Song “Who can say...?”
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- #116Kate
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- #117Sonnet “Blow ye the trumpet, gather from afar...”
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- #118Poland
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- #119To (”As when, with downcast eyes...”)
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- #120O Darling Room
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- #121To Christopher North
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- #122The Skipping Rope
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- #123Timbuctoo
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Song "Who can say...?" by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Alfred Lord TennysonSong “Who can say...?” Annotated
Who can say
Why To-day
To-morrow will be yesterday?
Who can tell
Why to smell
The violet, recalls the dewy prime
Of youth and buried time?
The cause is nowhere found in rhyme.