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A poem by this author describes a man whose invented poetry "was easy to understand," and who caused "little children" to die in the streets "when he cried." A character whose "Health-card" showed he was "once in a hospital" but that he "left it cured" titles another poem by this author; that poem describes "JS/07 M 378," a figure who had "everything necessary to the modern man." Another of this author's poems imagines that "for the miraculous birth" there are (*)  children "who did not specially want it to happen." This author of "Epitaph on a Tyrant" and "The Unknown Citizen," proclaimed that "about suffering" the "old Masters" were "never wrong" in a poem meditating on Brueghel's  Landscape with the Fall of Icarus . For 10 points, name this poet of "Musée des Beaux Arts"  (myoo-ZAY day boh-ZARR) .
A poem by this author describes a man whose invented poetry "was easy to understand," and who caused "little children" to die in the streets "when he cried.
Wystan Hugh  Auden