This writer's encounter with Napoleon Guay led him to a work about Baptiste who repairs the speaker's tool in "The Ax-Helve," while the pieces "Bravado" and "The Night Light" help make up a work collectively known as Five Nocturnes.  In another work, a speaker notes that he has hidden a "broken drinking goblet like the Grail" before telling his audience to "Drink and be whole again beyond confusion."  That work was published in the collection Ste
This writer's encounter with Napoleon Guay led him to a work about Baptiste who repairs the speaker's tool in "The Ax-Helve," while the pieces "Bravado" and "The Night Light" help make up a work collectively known as Five Nocturnes.  In another work, a speaker notes that he has hidden a "broken drinking goblet like the Grail" before telling his audience to "Drink and be whole again beyond confusion."  That work was published in the collection Steeple Bush and is entitled "Directive."  He argued that a poem "begins in delight and ends in wisdom" in, "A Figure a Poem Makes," an essay published in the 1939 edition of his Collected Poems, a volume that begins with such pieces as "A Line Storm Song" and "Home Burial," works first published in the collections A Boy's Will and North of Boston.  For 10 points, identify this poet of such works as "Out, Out--," and "Mending Wall."
This writer's encounter with Napoleon Guay led him to a work about Baptiste who repairs the speaker's tool in "The Ax-Helve," while the pieces "Bravado" and "The Night Light" help make up a work collectively known as Five Nocturnes.  
Robert Frost