This author once recalled seeing a squalid old woman resembling an ape in a sedan that he dubbed a "Duchess of Dunghill".
This author once recalled seeing a squalid old woman resembling an ape in a sedan that he dubbed a "Duchess of Dunghill". He wrote about seeing into a "core of an eternal fierce destruction" in a verse epistle to Joshua Hamilton Reynolds concerning "a mysterious tale" of which he "cannot speak." One of this author's epistles describes a room which causes its occupants to be "intoxicated with the light and the atmosphere" as the "Chamber of Maiden Thought". After viewing Benjamin West's Death on the Pale Horse with Charles Dilke, this poet asserted that William Shakespeare was content with "being in uncertainties, Mysteries, anddoubts without any irritable reaching after fact and reason". For 10 points, name this poet who discussed the concepts of the "Mansion of Many Apartments" and "negative capability" in letters that also concern his poems "Ode on Melancholy," "Ode to Psyche," and Endymion.
This author once recalled seeing a squalid old woman resembling an ape in a sedan that he dubbed a "Duchess of Dunghill".
John Keats