He wrote "The Vampire", as well as a poem whose speaker says, "I have seen your fingers hold this glass" after claiming, "bread I broke with you was more than bread."  
This poet wrote about a figure who "lies in a crystal casket" and who "was once revered in Egypt" in the poem "Dead Cleopatra".  He also described a figure "who came to us, with basilisk eyes so ominous" in a poem which contains the lines, "then poets forgot their (**) jeweled words and cut the sky with glittering swords."  He wrote "The Vampire", as well as a poem whose speaker says, "I have seen your fingers hold this glass" after claiming, "bread I broke with you was more than bread."  That poem is "Music I (*) Heard".  He included the line, "we live for small horizons" in a section entitled "The House of Dust" from his "Deceitful Portrait", Palimpsest.  This author also wrote a work which fictionalizes T.S. Eliot as The Tsetse and Ezra Pound as Rabbi Ben Ezra and which relates how he found the bodies of his parents after his father killed his mother and committed suicide.  For 10 points, name this author of Ushant.
This poet wrote about a figure who "lies in a crystal casket" and who "was once revered in Egypt" in the poem "Dead Cleopatra".  
Conrad Aiken