Pagan Land."
This author noted some view "out sable race with scornful eye / Their color is a diabolic die," when showing "my [?] Pagan Land." Another work asks the title figure, "Does not your soul possess the sacred flame?" when he is "beneath the myrtle shade" before "snatch[ing] a laurel from thine honour'd head." Besides "To Maecenas," she wrote "The refluent surges beat the sounding shore / or thick as leaves in Autumn's Golden rain," before "One century scarce perform'd its destined round / When Gallic powers Columbia's fury found." She began that work with "Celestial choir! enthron'd in realms of light." For ten points, name this poet of Poems on Various Subjects, and To His Excellency George Washington, a founder of African-American literature.
This author noted some view "out sable race with scornful eye /
Phyllis {Wheatley}