The poem in which this literary figure appears is included in the collection The Children of the Night.
The poem in which this literary figure appears is included in the collection The Children of the Night. He was "always quietly arrayed…and always human when he talked," and people always looked at him when he went downtown. "Admirably schooled in every grace", he is richer than a king, which is why his end is so confusing. For ten points, name this Edwin Arlington Robinson title character, who, one "calm summer night / Went home and put a bullet through his head."
The poem in which this literary figure appears is included in the collection The Children of the Night.
{Richard Cory} (prompt on partial answer)