This man's "The Orators" was about the effects of hero-worship, and was written at around the same time as the verse drama "The Dance of Death."
This man's "The Orators" was about the effects of hero-worship, and was written at around the same time as the verse drama "The Dance of Death." Around this period, he also started a collaboration which produced such works as a work about self-destroying climber Michael Ransom, "The Ascent of F6" as well as "The Dog Beneath the Skin." Earlier, this man had written "Paid on Both Sides," which combined content from Icelandic sagas with jokes about English schools. His interest in Iceland was continued in "Letters from Iceland," while other works inspired by countries include "Journey to a War" and "Spain." The latter was rewritten, along with "September 1, 1939," which had been first published in 1940's "Another Time," along with other poems such as "Dover" and "Musee des Beaux Arts." FTP, name this poet who wrote "Funeral Blues" and collaborated with Christopher Isherwood.
This man's "The Orators" was about the effects of hero-worship, and was written at around the same time as the verse drama "The Dance of Death."
Wystan Hugh {Auden}