What are the [title objects] for?"
A poet with this surname wrote about flowers that have "forgotten" their "Eastern origin" and become "decent" and "reticent" in America in a poem that describes them as "False Blue, White, Purple." That author with this surname reacted to the death of her fiancée, Lord Hartwell, by writing a poem that ends by asking "Christ! What are the [title objects] for?" An Imagist poet with this last name wrote "Lilacs" and "Patterns." An author with this surname warned that "a savage servility / slides by on grease" in a poem arguing that the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial "sticks like a fishbone" in the throat of Boston. For 10 points, identify this surname shared by the American poets Amy and Robert, the author of "For the Union Dead."
A poet with this surname wrote about flowers that have "forgotten" their "Eastern origin" and become "decent" and "reticent" in America in a poem that describes them as "False Blue, White, Purple."
Lowell [or Amy Lowell; or Robert Lowell] &lt;Droge&gt;