Cried in a Macy's Starbucks. And on the subway. A , would be devastated again. ( )

Very good, worth the effort. ( )

I get the impression not everyone loves Tennyson. I get that; he's a pompous douche. I always kinda liked him, though. I think his strongest stuff here - Arthur's speech to Guinevere, in "Guinevere," comes to mind - is staggering. Sometimes you have to work a little too hard to figure out what the hell he's banging on about, though. You get the impression he's being purposefully obtuse because he thinks that's what poets are supposed to do. ( )

Beautiful poetry ( )