Which poems appeared in Poems, Chiefly Lyrical?

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Lithograph portrait of Alfred, Lord Tennyson with wavy hair, a full beard, and a serious expression, shown in three-quarter view wearing a dark coat. — Alfred, Lord Tennyson Portrait of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, lithograph published in *The Modern Portrait Gallery*, 1890.

Published in 1830, Poems, Chiefly Lyrical is a collection by Alfred, Lord Tennyson that features several of his notable works. The collection includes the following poems:

"The Owl"1
"The Kraken"1
"Claribel: A Melody"1
"Mariana"1
"A Spirit Haunts the Year’s Last Hours"1

Many of the poems in this volume are characterized by experimental elements, such as the use of irregular meters and a focus on the musical or evocative qualities of language.1