This poet de-romanticized Arthurian legend in his narrative poem Merlin.
This poet de-romanticized Arthurian legend in his narrative poem Merlin. The speaker of one ofthis man's poems proclaims "Out of a grave I come to tell you this" and asserts "if you listen she willcall" after describing how "the vines cling crimson on the wall". Another of his poems describes"Romance, now on the town, and Art, a vagrant" and tells of a character who "loved the (*) Medici,albeit he had never seen one". In addition to writing a poem whose title character is told "Go to the westerngate" and a poem about a "child of scorn", this man penned a poem about a man who, despite being "richerthan a king", went home one summer night and shot himself. For 10 points, name this poet of "LukeHavergal", "Miniver Cheevy", and "Richard Cory".
This poet de-romanticized Arthurian legend in his narrative poem Merlin.
Edwin Arlington Robinson