This poet modified the motto of the Society of the Cincinnati for the epigraph of one of his poems.
This poet modified the motto of the Society of the Cincinnati for the epigraph of one of his poems. This poet described his boyhood in "91 Revere Street," a prose section of a larger work that includes a poem about his loss of faith and a train ride from Rome to Paris. This poet of "Beyond the Alps" mentioned a "summer millionaire, who seemed to leap from an (*) L. L. Bean catalogue" in a poem that describes "Nautilus Island's hermit heiress;" that poem ends with an animal jabbing its head into a cup of sour cream. Another poem by this man describes a monument across from the South Boston Aquarium that "sticks like a fishbone in the city's throat." This man's Life Studies includes "Skunk Hour." For 10 points, name this poet of "For the Union Dead."
This poet modified the motto of the Society of the Cincinnati for the epigraph of one of his poems.
{Robert Lowell} [or Robert Traill Spence \"Cal\" Lowell IV]