This author noted how "here hang I, and right and left / two poor fellows hang for theft" in a poem entitled "Here the hangman stops his cart." In another work this poet pleads the title character to "eat your victuals fast enough", while another of 
This author noted how "here hang I, and right and left / two poor fellows hang for theft" in a poem entitled "Here the hangman stops his cart." In another work this poet pleads the title character to "eat your victuals fast enough", while another of his works sees a character "chaired…through the market-place"  after he "won [his] town the race." Those works were first published in the poetry collection A Shropshire Lad. For 10 points, name this Englishman who penned "Terence, this is stupid stuff," "To an Athlete Dying Young," and "When I was one-and-twenty."
This author noted how "here hang I, and right and left / two poor fellows hang for theft" in a poem entitled "Here the hangman stops his cart.
Alfred Edward Housman