He noted that "the poet and the priest were united originally in the same p
He noted that "the poet and the priest were united originally in the same person" in his lecture "The Function of the Poet," and referred to the title concept as "the wings of the mind" in "Imagination." This man's memorial poems include ones written for Kossuth and Lamartine, as well as one on William Garrison. Poems about "The Shepherd of King Admetus" and "Hebe" are included in one of his collections, whose title character requests "golden spurs" to search for the Holy Grail, The Vision of Sir Launfal. Phoebus and Daphne appear in his satirical Fable For Critics, and the namesake farmer, Ezequiel, appears in an 1846 publication opposing the Mexican-American War. For ten points, identify this American poet of the Biglow Papers.
He noted that "the poet and the priest were united originally in the same person" in his lecture "The Function of the Poet," and referred to the title concept as "the wings of the mind" in "Imagination.
James Russell Lowell