This author described how night came "striding like the color of the heavy hemlocks" in a poem in which he "remembered the cry of the peacocks." He called man "the Socrates of snails" in a poem about Crispin, who plans a colony of poets after journeying to the Yucatan and Carolina. This poet of "Domination of Black" and "The Comedian as the Letter C" wrote a poem calling a woman "the single artificer of the world" because she (*) "sang beyond the genius of the sea" and wrote "Let be be finale of seem" in a poem from his Harmonium. For 10 points, name this American poet of "The Idea of Order at
This author described how night came "striding like the color of the heavy hemlocks" in a poem in which he "remembered the cry of the peacocks." He called man "the Socrates of snails" in a poem about Crispin, who plans a colony of poets after journeying to the Yucatan and Carolina. This poet of "Domination of Black" and "The Comedian as the Letter C" wrote a poem calling a woman "the single artificer of the world" because she (*) "sang beyond the genius of the sea" and wrote "Let be be finale of seem" in a poem from his Harmonium. For 10 points, name this American poet of "The Idea of Order at Key West" who wrote "Call the roller of big cigars" in his "The Emperor of Ice Cream."
This author described how night came "striding like the color of the heavy hemlocks" in a poem in which he "remembered the cry of the peacocks."
Wallace {Stevens}