One of this author's poems claims that "the windie
One of this author's poems claims that "the windiest militant trash / Important Persons shout / Is not so crude as our wish" to "be loved alone." That poem describes a bar filled with "children afraid of the night / Who have never been happy or good" which is why "the lights must never go out, the music must always play." Another of his poems describes a spot where a horse scratches its behind on a tree and "the dogs go on with their doggy life," not noticing "a boy falling out of the sky;" that poem was inspired by Breughel's ["BROY-gull's"] Landscape with the Fall of Icarus. For 10 points, identify this poet of "Musée des Beaux Arts" and "September 1, 1939."
One of this author's poems claims that "the windiest militant trash / Important Persons shout / Is not so crude as our wish" to "be loved alone."
W.H. Auden [or Wystan Hugh Auden]