“A Minor Nation celebrates / It's unobtrusive Mass” in this author’s poem that begins “Further in Summer than the Birds.” The speaker of a poem by this author calls the flight of a bird a softer motion than oars dividing the ocean and observes the bird eating an “Angle Worm.” This author described a feeling seen in “the chillest land - / And on the strangest Sea” as “the little Bird / That kept so many warm.” This woman wrote the poems “A Bird, came down the Walk” and “Hope is the thing with feathers.” For 10 points, name this reclusive poet who called Amherst, Massachusetts her home.
“A Minor Nation celebrates / It's unobtrusive Mass” in this author’s poem that begins “Further in Summer than the Birds.” The speaker of a poem by this author calls the flight of a bird a softer motion than oars dividing the ocean and observes the bird eating an “Angle Worm.” This author described a feeling seen in “the chillest land - / And on the strangest Sea” as “the little Bird / That kept so many warm.” This woman wrote the poems “A Bird, came down the Walk” and “Hope is the thing with feathers.” For 10 points, name this reclusive poet who called Amherst, Massachusetts her home.
“A Minor Nation celebrates / It's unobtrusive Mass” in this author’s poem that begins “Further in Summer than the Birds.”