This poet described writing his play
This man noted that "we the great gazebo built" and asked the reader to "bid me strike a match and blow" in a poem about two sisters from his collection The Winding Stair. A poem about this man relates how "in the nightmare of the dark / All the dogs of Europe bark" and claims that "he disappeared in the dead of winter", noting that "the day of his death was a dark cold day". This poet described writing his play The (*) Countess Cathleen and expressed a need to lie down "in the foul rag and bone shop of the heart" in "The Circus Animals' Desertion". In another poem, he wrote of how "a vast image out of Spiritus Mundi troubles my heart" and asked "what rough beast...slouches toward Bethlehem to be born?" For 10 points, name this cofounder of the Abbey Theater, an Irish poet who wrote of a time when "things fall apart" in "The Second Coming".
This man noted that "we the great gazebo built" and asked the reader to "bid me strike a match and blow" in a poem about two sisters from his collection The Winding Stair.
William Butler Yeats