Monodrama (narrative poem) · 1855

Maud

A Monodrama

by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

A young man, embittered by his father's ruin and death, finds love and hope in Maud, then loses her in a duel, and passes through madness toward a stern new purpose.

Contents · 28 parts

• Part I, I76 lines
• Part I, II11 lines
• Part I, III14 lines
• Part I, IV60 lines
• Part I, V28 lines
• Part I, VI95 lines
• Part I, VII16 lines
• Part I, VIII13 lines
• Part I, IX16 lines
• Part I, X68 lines
• Part I, XI14 lines
• Part I, XII32 lines
• Part I, XIII45 lines
• Part I, XIV38 lines
• Part I, XV10 lines
• Part I, XVI34 lines
• Part I, XVII28 lines
• Part I, XVIII85 lines
• Part I, XIXabout 100 lines
• Part I, XX50 lines
• Part I, XXI13 lines
• Part I, XXII74 lines
• Part II, I48 lines
• Part II, II83 lines
• Part II, III9 lines
• Part II, IV98 lines
• Part II, Vabout 100 lines
• Part II, VI59 lines

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