In one work, this poet writes "On a hack's hired prose, I earn/my exile" and tells himself, "To change your language you must change your life." In another, this poet of "Codicil" calls the central ev
In one work, this poet writes "On a hack's hired prose, I earn/my exile" and tells himself, "To change your language you must change your life." In another, this poet of "Codicil" calls the central event "a waste of our compassion, as with Spain" and asks "How choose between" the title region "and this (*) English tongue I love...How can I turn from" the title region "and live?" This poet of "A Far Cry from Africa" wrote an epic in which Achille and Hector compete over Helen. For 10 points, name this poet of Omeros, a Caribbean Nobel laureate.
In one work, this poet writes "On a hack's hired prose, I earn/my exile" and tells himself, "To change your language you must change your life."
Derek {Walcott}