text: This poet imagines "the strongest thread / Of our frail plant" saying "Patience and Gentleness is Power" in "On a Lock of Milton's Hair."
full_question: This poet imagines "the strongest thread / Of our frail plant" saying "Patience and Gentleness is Power" in "On a Lock of Milton's Hair." John Keats wrote that this man "set / Upon my ambitious head a glorious gain" in a poem about receiving a laurel crown from him. Apollo determines which of this man's contemporaries are worthy of dining with him in a poem this man wrote for The Reflector. This author of "The Feast of the Poets" was satirized as Horace Skimpole in Bleak House. In a poem about an encounter with Thomas Carlyle's wife, Jane Welsh, this man wrote "Time, you thief, who love to get / Sweets into your list, put that in!" Another poem by him describes a man waking "from a deep dream of peace" and asking an angel with a "book of gold" to "Write me as one that loves his fellow men". For 10 points, name this English essayist, poet, and editor of the Examiner who wrote "Jenny Kissed Me" and "Abou Ben Adhem".
first_sentence: This poet imagines "the strongest thread / Of our frail plant" saying "Patience and Gentleness is Power" in "On a Lock of Milton's Hair."
raw_answer: Leigh Hunt [or James Henry Leigh Hunt]