This author of "All My Pretty Ones" and "Wanting to Die" included a poem about menstruating at the age of forty in her Pulitzer-winning collection Live or Die.
This author set a poem where "the wind falls in like stones / from the whitehearted water and when we touch / we enter touch entirely." In another poem, this author described a type of death that leaves "the page of the book carelessly open," the "phone off the hook," and "the love, whatever it was, an infection." This poet declared: "Whether you are pretty or not, I outlive you, / bend down my strange face to yours and forgive you," at the end of an elegy cataloging the possessions left behind by her deceased father. This author of "All My Pretty Ones" and "Wanting to Die" included a poem about menstruating at the age of forty in her Pulitzer-winning collection Live or Die. For 10 points, name this Confessional poet whose collection The Awful Rowing Towards God was posthumously published following her 1974 suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.
This author set a poem where "the wind falls in like stones / from the whitehearted water and when we touch / we enter touch entirely."
Anne Sexton &lt;Non-Epic Poetry&gt;