Another poet from this polity was a communist whose volumes included First Hymn to Lenin and who also wrote a long poetic monologue titled "A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle."
One poet from this polity authored the collections One Foot in Eden and Chorus of the Newly Dead, and together with his wife Willa Anderson was a notable translator of authors such as Leon Feuchtwanger, Gerhard Hauptmann, and Franz Kafka. Another poet from this polity was a communist whose volumes included First Hymn to Lenin and who also wrote a long poetic monologue titled "A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle." The title character of an epic poem by a writer from this polity competes with Ralph (*) de Wilton for the love of Clare during the subtitular conflict, while another poem from this polity begins with "three kings great and high" swearing to kill the title character. This region was once home to a poet best known for his four-part nature poem titled The Seasons, James Thomson, as well as the authors of Marmion and "John Barleycorn," and several poets from this polity wrote poetry in its native dialect known as lallans. For 10 points, identify this modern-day polity, a country once home to the poets Edwin Muir, Hugh MacDiarmid, and Robert Burns.
One poet from this polity authored the collections One Foot in Eden and Chorus of the Newly Dead, and together with his wife Willa Anderson was a notable translator of authors such as Leon Feuchtwanger, Gerhard Hauptmann, and Franz Kafka.
{Scotland} [prompt on “United Kingdom,” or “Great Britain,” do not accept “England” for obvious reasons]