One of this author's poems describes: "the exchanging of tips on the breeding of terriers, / The eager election of chairmen / By the sudden forest of hands." One of this poet's speakers asks: "Will time say nothing but I told you so?" This poet described a certain landscape "that we, the inconstant ones, are consistently homesick for." This author of "If I Could Tell You" wrote a poem whose speaker declares: "I thought that love would last forever; I was wrong," after calling a dead man "my North, my South, my East and West." This author of "Spain, 1937" and "In Praise of Limestone" wrote of sitting "in one of the div
One of this author's poems describes: "the exchanging of tips on the breeding of terriers, / The eager election of chairmen / By the sudden forest of hands." One of this poet's speakers asks: "Will time say nothing but I told you so?" This poet described a certain landscape "that we, the inconstant ones, are consistently homesick for." This author of "If I Could Tell You" wrote a poem whose speaker declares: "I thought that love would last forever; I was wrong," after calling a dead man "my North, my South, my East and West." This author of "Spain, 1937" and "In Praise of Limestone" wrote of sitting "in one of the dives on Fifty-Second Street" in a poem that states: "We must love another or die." For 10 points, identify this Anglo-American poet of "Funeral Blues," and "September 1, 1939."
One of this author's poems describes: "the exchanging of tips on the breeding of terriers, / The eager election of chairmen /