This poet chronicled time in a hospital, where the nurses "handsome, ugly, all are women," and where "laughs the happy April morn / thro' my grimy, little window" in "Anterotica."
This poet chronicled time in a hospital, where the nurses "handsome, ugly, all are women," and where "laughs the happy April morn / thro' my grimy, little window" in "Anterotica." Another poem by this author concludes that "I am the Will of God: I am the Sword," and was dedicated to Rudyard Kipling. In his most famous poem, he writes his "head is bloody, but unbowed," and declares "I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul." For 10 points, identify this British poet of "Invictus."
This poet chronicled time in a hospital, where the nurses "handsome, ugly, all are women," and where "laughs the happy April morn / thro' my grimy, little window" in "Anterotica."
William Ernest {Henley}