A writer with this surname evoked the "golden fleece of nothingness" in a poem that advises the addressee to go to the company of his ancestors Gilgamesh, Hector, and Roland.
A writer with this surname evoked the "golden fleece of nothingness" in a poem that advises the addressee to go to the company of his ancestors Gilgamesh, Hector, and Roland. In books such as Report from a Besieged City and Epilogue of the Storm, that author with this surname introduced his character Mr. Cogito. The line "My tender age in sorrow did begin" was written by another poet with this surname. An author with this surname stated "a heart alone Is such a stone as nothing but they power doth cut" in a poem whose speaker builds the title structure so that "these stones to praise thee may not cease". That author with this surname wrote pattern poems such as "The Altar" and "Easter Wings". For 10 points, give this surname of the religious poet of The Temple.
A writer with this surname evoked the "golden fleece of nothingness" in a poem that advises the addressee to go to the company of his ancestors Gilgamesh, Hector, and Roland.
Herbert [or Zbigniew Herbert; or George Herbert]