He began working as an attorney in Boston in 1920, but left  three years later for France to pursue his avocation.
He began working as an attorney in Boston in 1920, but left  three years later for France to pursue his avocation. Influenced  while in France by Pound and Eliot, he published "The Happy  Marriage", "The Pot of Earth", and "Streets in the Moon". After  returning the the United States, he wrote a verse play based on  Genesis called "Nobodaddy", and the collection "New Found Land",  which included "You, Andrew Marvell". In 1939 he was appointed  Librarian of Congress, and was an assistant secretary of state  during World War II. FTP, name this poet awarded a Pulitzer Prize  for his 1932 poem "Conquistador", the author of "Ars Poetica".
He began working as an attorney in Boston in 1920, but left  three years later for France to pursue his avocation.
Archibald {MacLeish}