His collections, such as The Torrent and the Night
This poet asserts that "the gall we drink/ Is not the mead we cry for" in a poem in which he notes that "it was not a thing to die for", which occurs after a wife hits her husband with a riding crop. In another poem, this poet describes a doctor on trial for euthanizing a man named Annandale. This poet of "The Whip" and "How Annendale Went Out" also describes the situation of a woman after her suitor dies in "Eros Turannos". His collections, such as The Torrent and the Night Before and Captain Craig were published after his dramatic works, which include Van Zorn. This poet wrote about "a child of scorn" who "wept that he was ever born" because "he had reasons". This poet of The Children of the Night and Tristam also wrote about "a gentleman from sole to crown" who "glittered when he walked" and "put a bullet through his head" one calm summer night. For ten points, identify this poet of "Miniver Cheevy" and "Richard Corey".
This poet asserts that "the gall we drink/ Is not the mead we cry for" in a poem in which he notes that "it was not a thing to die for", which occurs after a wife hits her husband with a riding crop.
Edwin Arlington {Robinson}