The Suppressed Poems by Alfred Tennyson — Read

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I stood on a tower in the wet, / And New Year and Old Year met, / And winds were roaring and blowing; / And I said, 'O years that meet in tears, / Have ye aught that is worth the knowing?

'Science enough and exploring / Wanderers coming and going / Matter enough for deploring / But aught that is worth the knowing?'

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