This poet wrote about looking at the stars "forty-two years ago" in his poem "Star-Gazer." One his  poems opens "It's no go the merry-go-round, it's no o the rickshaw, al we want is a limousine and a ticket  for the peepshow." The speaker of one poem by this man says "I peel and portion a tangerine and spit  the pips and feel the drunkenness of things being various." This poet of "Bagpipe Music" described  Ireland as "a nation built upon violence and morose vendettas" in Autumn Journal  and wrote about "the  drunkenness of things being various" in his poem "Snow." He col aborated with Benjamin Britten on his  radio verse play The Dark Tower, and col aborated with W.H. Auden on the travelogue Letters from Iceland.  F
This poet wrote about looking at the stars "forty-two years ago" in his poem "Star-Gazer." One his  poems opens "It's no go the merry-go-round, it's no o the rickshaw, al we want is a limousine and a ticket  for the peepshow." The speaker of one poem by this man says "I peel and portion a tangerine and spit  the pips and feel the drunkenness of things being various." This poet of "Bagpipe Music" described  Ireland as "a nation built upon violence and morose vendettas" in Autumn Journal  and wrote about "the  drunkenness of things being various" in his poem "Snow." He col aborated with Benjamin Britten on his  radio verse play The Dark Tower, and col aborated with W.H. Auden on the travelogue Letters from Iceland.  For10 points, name this Irish-born poet who is often grouped with Stephen Spender, W.H. Auden, and  Cecil Day-Lewis.
This poet wrote about looking at the stars "forty-two years ago" in his poem "Star-Gazer.
Louis MacNeice