He concluded "when you lash the Poet, spare the Man" in The Candidate, and claimed "Secrets with girls, like loaded guns with boys / Are never valued till they make a noise" in Tales of the Hall. The New York Times recently compared Tony Blair's rant about the media to this man's mock-epic apostrophization of "all those vapid sheets / The rattling hawker vends through gaping streets" in The Newspaper. Another of his poems discusses rural laborers who are "made doubly poor" by the gold they dig, though he's best- known for the twenty-second letter of a work where a fisherman purchases and mistr
He concluded "when you lash the Poet, spare the Man" in The Candidate, and claimed "Secrets with girls, like loaded guns with boys / Are never valued till they make a noise" in Tales of the Hall. The New York Times recently compared Tony Blair's rant about the media to this man's mock-epic apostrophization of "all those vapid sheets / The rattling hawker vends through gaping streets" in The Newspaper. Another of his poems discusses rural laborers who are "made doubly poor" by the gold they dig, though he's best- known for the twenty-second letter of a work where a fisherman purchases and mistreats three boys, causing their premature deaths. FTP, name this poet of The Village whose collection The Borough introduced Peter Grimes.
He concluded "when you lash the Poet, spare the Man" in The Candidate, and claimed "Secrets with girls, like loaded guns with boys / Are never valued till they make a noise" in Tales of the Hall.
George {Crabbe}