Maud, and Other Poems (Version 2)

Published in 1855, 'Maud, and Other Poems' by Alfred, Lord Tennyson features the titular poem 'Maud,' which explores themes of obsession and madness through the eyes of a troubled young man fixated on a girl named Maud. The poem details his descent into insanity after a tragic encounter at a ball, leading to violence and ultimately his involvement in the Crimean War. This collection also includes notable works such as 'The Brook, an Idyl' and 'The Charge of the Light Brigade,' showcasing Tennyson's range and depth as a poet.