This man wrote about a spirit that "doth inherit the vasty hall of death" in a poem that begins"strew on her roses, roses, and never a spray of yew.
This man wrote about a spirit that "doth inherit the vasty hall of death" in a poem that begins"strew on her roses, roses, and never a spray of yew." This author of "Requiescat" asked "is evenlove too weak to unlock the heart, and let it speak" in "The Buried Life." This poet called the titlefigure "self-school'd, self-scann'd, self-honour'd, self-secure" in his sonnet "Shakespeare." One ofhis poems praises "that sweet city with her dreaming spires," claiming "she needs not June forbeauty's heightening." In addition to that poem written on the (*) death of his friend Arthur HughClough, this man wrote a poem which discusses the "turbid ebb and flow of human misery" and notes that"Sophocles long ago heard it on the Agaean." For 10 points, name this author of "Thrysis" who wroteabout a place where "ignorant armies clash by night" in "Dover Beach."
This man wrote about a spirit that "doth inherit the vasty hall of death" in a poem that begins"strew on her roses, roses, and never a spray of yew.
Matthew Arnold