In one poem, this author wrote "i carry your heart with me" and "i am never without it." In another work, this poet described characters who "went down to the beach (to play one day)" before remarking that "it's always oursel
In one poem, this author wrote "i carry your heart with me" and "i am never without it." In another work, this poet described characters who "went down to the beach (to play one day)" before remarking that "it's always ourselves we find in the sea." An autobiographical novel by this man focuses on his imprisonment in La Ferté-Macé during the First World War. This poet of (*) "Maggie and Molly and Millie and May" wrote about a character "whose warmest heart recoiled at war" and about a place "with up so floating many bells down." For ten points, identify this author of The Enormous Room, "i sing of Olaf, glad and big" and "anyone lived in a pretty how town."
In one poem, this author wrote "i carry your heart with me" and "i am never without it."
edward estlin cummings