One of these entities delivers a summons to "the winding ancient stair" in a poem by William Butler Yeats. Another of these entities is repeatedly said to be "unmoved" in a poem in which it "shuts the door -- to her divine Majority." A spiritual crisis was described by St. John of the Cross in a poem titled for the "dark night of"--for 10 points--what entity that, in an Emily Dickinson poem, "selects her own Society"?
One of these entities delivers a summons to "the winding ancient stair" in a poem by William Butler Yeats. Another of these entities is repeatedly said to be "unmoved" in a poem in which it "shuts the door -- to her divine Majority." A spiritual crisis was described by St. John of the Cross in a poem titled for the "dark night of"--for 10 points--what entity that, in an Emily Dickinson poem, "selects her own Society"?
One of these entities delivers a summons to "the winding ancient stair" in a poem by William Butler Yeats.