New-daddy Russell Crowe reveals TO the Sydney Morning Herald THE poem that inspired his 3-day old son's name. Tennyson (not Tenyson as reports originally had it spelled) was named after THE English poet Lord Alfred Tennyson who wrote a poem that both Crowe AND wife Danielle Spencer love. The stanza reads: If I were loved, as I desire TO be/What is there IN the great sphere of THE earth/And range OF evil between death AND birth/That I should fear, if I were loved by thee? I HAVE a feeling that Tenny (as Crowe affectionately calls him) will BE using this poem one day TO woo THE ladies. The Oscar-winner happily reports his entire family, including 2-year-old Charlie, are doing well. "Dani's doing great [and] Charlie's very happy."