In another poem, this author asserts "there can be but the one Sordello" and tells Robert Browning to "Hang it all."
The second poem in one collection by this author imagines doom walking with Schoeney's daughter and describes the daughter of Lir and the eyes of Picasso under black fur-hood. That collection by this author begins with a poem that is a free-verse adaptation of the oldest book of The Odyssey. In another poem, this author asserts "there can be but the one Sordello" and tells Robert Browning to "Hang it all." This man won the first Bollingen Prize for poetry, and a different author referred to this American as Il miglior fabbro. A founding member of Vorticism, he described "the apparition of these faces in the crowd" in his short work "In a Station of the Metro." His best known work includes "Rock-Drill" and "Pisan" sections. For 10 points, identify this American poet, the author of The Cantos.
The second poem in one collection by this author imagines doom walking with Schoeney's daughter and describes the daughter of Lir and the eyes of Picasso under black fur-hood.
Ezra Pound