In the 1920's, this author took a hiatus and produced an incredibly researched 1000-page biography of John Keats. This poet, who used many "unrhymed cadences," penned a series of poems inspired by the Far East termed "Chinoiseries," which can be found in the collection Pictures from the Floating World. In a poem from the collection Men, Women and Ghosts, this poet observed "I walk down the garden paths and all the daffodils are blowing." That poe
In the 1920's, this author took a hiatus and produced an incredibly researched 1000-page biography of John Keats. This poet, who used many "unrhymed cadences," penned a series of poems inspired by the Far East termed "Chinoiseries," which can be found in the collection Pictures from the Floating World. In a poem from the collection Men, Women and Ghosts, this poet observed "I walk down the garden paths and all the daffodils are blowing." That poem includes a scene in which the speaker learns that Lord Hartwell died in action on Thursday and concludes by exclaiming "Christ! What are [the title things] for?" She repeats the lines "false blue, / white, / purple/" to describe the title flowers of her poem "Lilacs." For 10 points, identify this author of What's O'Clock, "Patterns"and A Dome of Many Colored Glass, who wrote poetry in the Imagist style.