Victorian Poetry

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1) The document discusses the Victorian poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson and his famous dramatic monologue "Ulysses". 2) "Ulysses" tells the story of the Greek hero Ulysses who, having returned home after his long journey, expresses his desire to continue exploring and embark on more adventures before his death. 3) The poem examines themes of individualism, restlessness, and man's relentless pursuit of knowledge and discovery.

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