This poet bids "Fondle your shells and sticks, bleached / By time and the elements" in a poem cycle recounting a love affair; both "Voyages" and "Chaplinesque" are found in the collection White Buildings. One of his last poems describes a heterosexual relationship with Peggy Baird, while the title has phallic significance in his "The Broken Tower." His most well known work contains the sections "Cutty Sark" and "Powhatan's Daughter," and was inspired by the title New York City landmark. For 10 points, name this American modernist poet of The Bridge.
This poet bids "Fondle your shells and sticks, bleached / By time and the elements" in a poem cycle recounting a love affair; both "Voyages" and "Chaplinesque" are found in the collection White Buildings. One of his last poems describes a heterosexual relationship with Peggy Baird, while the title has phallic significance in his "The Broken Tower." His most well known work contains the sections "Cutty Sark" and "Powhatan's Daughter," and was inspired by the title New York City landmark. For 10 points, name this American modernist poet of The Bridge.
This poet bids "Fondle your shells and sticks, bleached / By time and the elements" in a poem cycle recounting a love affair; both "Voyages" and "Chaplinesque" are found in the collection White Buildings.
Hart Crane 