This poet wrote a popular English translation of the hymn "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," as well as a poem that declares "Man's Reason is in such deep insolvency to sense."
This author described how "unbodied presences" reenact "the horrors of unhouseld crime" on a night when "the south-wind strengthens to a gale" in his poem "Low Barometer." Another of this author's poems observes that "the ravishing music that the small birds make" is "but a light disturbance of the atoms of air," and is divided into four sections, including ones named "Selfhood," "Breed," and "Ethick." He depicted boys playing with "crystal manna" after an overnight snowfall in his poem "London Snow," and argued that Paradise Lost was written in syllabic verse in (*) Milton's Prosody. This poet wrote a popular English translation of the hymn "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," as well as a poem that declares "Man's Reason is in such deep insolvency to sense." He published a posthumous edition of poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins that established Hopkins's fame during his time as England's Poet Laureate from 1913 to 1930. For 10 points, name this doctor, the author of the long poem The Testament of Beauty.
This author described how "unbodied presences" reenact "the horrors of unhouseld crime" on a night when "the south-wind strengthens to a gale" in his poem "Low Barometer."
Robert Seymour Bridges