This poet wrote of a man who drinks a draught of wormwood in "Cliff Klingenhagen."
This poet wrote of a man who drinks a draught of wormwood in "Cliff Klingenhagen." He described an aging woman who chooses to continue an awful relationship to avoid loneliness in "Eros Turannos," which appears in his collection The Man Against the Sky. He asked a character to "go to the western gate" in "Luke Havergal," a poem about one of many inhabitants of Tilbury town. In another of his poems, the titular rich "gentleman from sole to crown" "went home and put a bullet through his head." For 10 points, name this poet of "Miniver Cheevy" and "Richard Cory."
This poet wrote of a man who drinks a draught of wormwood in "Cliff Klingenhagen."
Edwin Arlington {Robinson}