Who said "Break, break, break on thy cold gray stones, O sea!"?

This quote is attributed to Alfred, Lord Tennyson.

Break, break, break on thy cold gray stones, O sea! - Alfred, Lord Tennyson

"Break, break, break on thy cold gray stones, O sea!"

Alfred, Lord Tennyson Nature

Poet English 1809–1892

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