The title woman of a poem by this author asks, "Is this what you call making me comfortable?" as she is lifted into an ambulance, after which she says, "What are all those fuzzy looking things out there? Trees? Well, I'm tired of them." This poet of 
The title woman of a poem by this author asks, "Is this what you call making me comfortable?" as she is lifted into an ambulance, after which she says, "What are all those fuzzy looking things out there? Trees? Well, I'm tired of them." This poet of "The Last Words of My English Grandmother" was parodied in a Kenneth Koch poem describing the chopping down of a house titled "Variations on a Theme by" this author. His poem set "by the road to the contagious hospital" opens the collection Spring and All, and he described fruit that was "delicious so sweet and so cold" in his poem "This Is Just to Say." For 10 points, name this poet who wrote, "so much depends upon a red wheel barrow."
The title woman of a poem by this author asks, "Is this what you call making me comfortable?" as she is lifted into an ambulance, after which she says, "What are all those fuzzy looking things out there?
William Carlos Williams