For 10 points, name this 20th-century American poet of "The Fish" and "One Art."
One of this author's poems describes a row of cans that softly say "ESSO-SO-SO-SO" to "high-strung automobiles" before observing "somebody loves us all." In another poem by this author, victory fills up a "little rented boat" until everything becomes "rainbow, rainbow, rainbow," after the speaker sees an animal with "a five-haired beard of wisdom trailing from his aching jaw." This poet of "Filling Station" spent nearly two decades living in Brazil, which inspired her collection Questions of Travel. A villanelle by this poet advises the reader to "practice losing farther, losing faster" and repeats the line "the art of losing isn't hard to master." For 10 points, name this 20th-century American poet of "The Fish" and "One Art."
One of this author's poems describes a row of cans that softly say "ESSO-SO-SO-SO" to "high-strung automobiles" before observing "somebody loves us all."
Elizabeth Bishop &lt;Belal&gt;