In one poem by this author, a question "brings the priest and the doctor / in their long coats / running over the fields.
In one poem by this author, a question "brings the priest and the doctor / in their long coats / running over the fields." This author wrote that "the women shared the secret like a happy funeral" and described a "sense of falling, like an arrow-shower sent out of sight" in one poem. In one of his poems, "such plainness of the pre-baroque hardly involves the eye," while another states that (*) "man hands on misery to man." This poet, who described travelling on a "three-quarters-empty train" and watching celebrations at the stations in one poem ended another by stating "What will survive of us is love." One poem of this author warns that "they fill you with the faults they had / And add some extra, just for you." For 10 points, name this poet of "Whitsun Weddings" and "An Arundel Tomb" who wrote "They fuck you up, your mum and dad" in "This Be The Verse."
In one poem by this author, a question "brings the priest and the doctor / in their long coats / running over the fields.
Philip Larkin