This poet wrote that "electrons deify one razorblade into a mountain range" in "Pity this Busy Monster, Manunkind," while he remembered a pacifist who had entered army training with him in "I Sing of Olaf, Glad and Big." He also wrote of a place "with up so floating many bells down" where the title character "danced his did" in the poem "Anyone lived in a pretty how town," and about a prison in his novel based on Pilgrim's Progress, The Enormous Room. For 10 points, name this American author who used creative capitaliza
This poet wrote that "electrons deify one razorblade into a mountain range" in "Pity this Busy Monster, Manunkind," while he remembered a pacifist who had entered army training with him in "I Sing of Olaf, Glad and Big." He also wrote of a place "with up so floating many bells down" where the title character "danced his did" in the poem "Anyone lived in a pretty how town," and about a prison in his novel based on Pilgrim's Progress, The Enormous Room. For 10 points, name this American author who used creative capitalization in his poems.
This poet wrote that "electrons deify one razorblade into a mountain range" in "Pity this Busy Monster, Manunkind," while he remembered a pacifist who had entered army training with him in "