These Poems were not included by the Poet Laureate in his collected Poems, but have, since his death, been published by his son, Hallam, Lord Tennyson. They were submitted, according to the Poet's desire, to an expert committee of friends, before publication. ADDITIONAL POEMS. *I, LOVING Freedom for herself, A voice before the storm, The year, that comes, may come with shame, Lured by the cuckoo-voice that loves *Copyright, 1897, by The Macmillan Com Dany. LIFE of the Life within my blood, Light of the Light within mine eyes, The May begins to breathe and bud, And softly blow the balmy skies; Bathe with me in the fiery flood, And mingle kisses, tears, and sighs, Life of the Life within my blood, Light of the Light within mine eyes. *Copyright, 1897, by The Macmillan Com any. TO-* THOU may'st remember what I said And still'd them. When from change to change, Led silently by power divine, My joy was only less than thine. *Copyright, 1897, by The Macmillan Com any. THE HESPERIDES.* [Published and suppressed by my father, and republished by me here (with accents written by him) in consequence of a talk that I had with him, in which he regretted that he had done away with it from among his "Juvenilia."] Hesperus and his daughters three That sing about the golden tree. Comus. THE North wind fall'n, in the new-starréd Heard neither warbling of the nightingale, That ran bloom-bright into the Atlantic blue, Beneath a highland leaning down a weight Of cliffs, and zoned below with cedarshade, Came voices like the voices in a dream Continuous; till he reach'd the outer |