This poet wrote, "All the clocks in the city / began to whirr and chime" in "As I Walked Out One Evening".
This poet wrote, "All the clocks in the city / began to whirr and chime" in "As I Walked Out One Evening". In a free verse poem by this poet, "everything turns away / quite leisurely" from "something amazing", Brueghel's fall of Icarus. "About suffering they were never wrong, the old Masters" opens that poem, "MusÃ©e des Beaux Arts". This poet described "clever hopes" of "a dishonest decade" expiring and wrote "all I have is a voice" in a poem set in "one of the dives on Fifty-second street". That poem declares, "we must love one another or die". For 10 points, name this British poet of "September 1, 1939" and "Funeral Blues", which opens, "stop all the clocks". 
This poet wrote, "All the clocks in the city / began to whirr and chime" in "As I Walked Out One Evening".
Wystan Hugh Auden 