In one poem by this man, the speaker holds a pane of glass "against the world of hoary grass" and wonders if his sleep is "just human sleep", and in another, Warren finds Silas dead beside the stove. The narrator of another p
In one poem by this man, the speaker holds a pane of glass "against the world of hoary grass" and wonders if his sleep is "just human sleep", and in another, Warren finds Silas dead beside the stove. The narrator of another poem remarks that he could say "Elves" to a man who is "all pine", whereas he is "apple orchard". In addition to "The Death of the Hired Man", this man wrote a poem which states "I shall be telling this with a sigh / Somewhere ages and ages hence" and concludes "And that has made all the difference." For 10 points, name this American poet of "Mending Wall" and "The Road Not Taken".
In one poem by this man, the speaker holds a pane of glass "against the world of hoary grass" and wonders if his sleep is "just human sleep", and in another, Warren finds Silas dead beside the stove.