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ALFRED LORD TENNYSON A Poet laureate of Great Britain and

Ireland during of the reign of Queen Victoria

He authored some famous works such as: In Memoriam, Ulysses and Crossing the Bar

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1.And may there be no mourning of the bar

A. CryingB. ShoutingC. Talking

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2.And may there be no sadness of farewell when I embark

A. EndB. LeaveC. Start or begin

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AND MAY THERE BE NO MOANING OF THE BAR WHEN I PUT OUT TO SEA The persona hopes that the ocean

will not create mournful sound of waves when he sets out on the sea

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AND MAY THERE BE NO SADNESS OF FAREWELL WHEN I EMBARK The persona hopes that there will

no be sadness when he departs or leaves

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I HOPE TO SEE MY PILOT FACE TO FACE

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WHEN I HAVE CROSSED THE BAR Alfred Tennyson uses metaphor to

emphasize the crossing of Bar Boundary between Life and Death Boundary between Heaven and

Earth

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