text: In a sonnet by this author, a physician recalls how he used "a slight kind of engine" and asks, "You wouldn'thang me?
full_question: In a sonnet by this author, a physician recalls how he used "a slight kind of engine" and asks, "You wouldn'thang me? I thought not." This poet described a man who "lifted up his voice and sang, secure, with only twomoons listening, until the whole harmonious landscape rang" with the words "for auld lang syne." This poet'spopularity peaked in the 1920s, a decade in which he won three Pulitzer prizes. This poet of "How AnnandaleWent Out" wrote about a drinker who "mourned Romance, now on the town, and Art, a vagrant." He alsowrote about a "gentleman from sole to crown" who, "one calm summer night, went home and put a bulletthrough his head." For 10 points, name this American poet of "Mr. Flood's Party" and "Richard Cory." 
first_sentence: In a sonnet by this author, a physician recalls how he used "a slight kind of engine" and asks, "You wouldn'thang me?
raw_answer: Edwin Arlington Robinson