He wrote of "melodious multitudes" that strove to lure Apollo from his "impregnable domain" in one poem, and expressed a desire to learn more about Ucalegon and Melchizedek in another.
He wrote of "melodious multitudes" that strove to lure Apollo from his "impregnable domain" in one poem, and expressed a desire to learn more about Ucalegon and Melchizedek in another. In addition to "Many Are Called" and "Two Men," he wrote multiple pieces featuring Damaris's husband George Annandale, and a poem featuring the Watcher by the Way, "The Town Down The River." He also wrote of a man "Familiar as an old mistake,/ And futile as regret," and of a woman for whom "what she meets and what she fears/ Are less than are the downward years." In addition to "Bewick Finzer" and "Eros Turannos," he wrote poems focusing on a "child of scorn" and on a gentleman "admirably schooled in every grace." FTP, name this author of "Miniver Cheevy" and "Richard Cory."
He wrote of "melodious multitudes" that strove to lure Apollo from his "impregnable domain" in one poem, and expressed a desire to learn more about Ucalegon and Melchizedek in another.
Edwin Arlington {Robinson}