Alfred Lord Tennyson Quotes

I Came In Haste With Cursing Breath, And Heart Of Hardest Steel; But When I Saw Thee Cold In Death, I Felt As Man Should Feel. For When I Look Upon That Face, That Cold, Unheeding, Frigid Brown, Where Neither Rage Nor Fear Has Place, By Heaven! I Cannot Hate Thee Now!

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