This author is the titular subject of a poem whose speaker describes lying "face down beneath thesun" at "earth's noonward height" and feeling "the always rising of the night".
This author is the titular subject of a poem whose speaker describes lying "face down beneath thesun" at "earth's noonward height" and feeling "the always rising of the night". This authordescribed a "willing soul" as transpiring "at every pore with instant fires" in a poem which alsonotes "the grave's a fine and private place". One of his speakers reminisces about a time "whenJuliana came, and she, what I do to the (*) grass, does to my thoughts and me." This author of a quartetof poems about Damon the Mower pleads "Let us roll all our strength and all / our sweetness up into oneball" in a poem that describes "Time's winged chariot hurrying near". For 10 points, name this poet wholamented "Had we but world enough, and time" in "To His Coy Mistress".
This author is the titular subject of a poem whose speaker describes lying "face down beneath thesun" at "earth's noonward height" and feeling "the always rising of the night".
Andrew Marvell [accept "You, Andrew Marvell"]