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 It speaks volumes about the talent and aplomb of the British poet Alfred Lord Tennyson that Alfred Lord Tennyson is listed as the 9th most quoted writer in The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations. Tennyson was the Victorian period's most well-known poet and Poet-Laureate for Great Britain and Ireland. Tennyson was a young genius and his early passion for writing cemented his destiny for the future. But fame and recognition weren't easy for the creatively powerful man. Tennyson was called an obscure poet in his early days as a poet. Dejected, he didn't write a poem for nine years. The 19th century's fourth decade changed Tennyson's fate and thus marked the start of a legacy. In 1850, the poem 'In Memoriam,' became the most important work of his career. His career reached new heights, and he was considered the successor to William Wordsworth. The book also contains the most famous Tennyson phrases that have become commonplaces in English Languages.