This poet claimed that he was unworthy to write about wars in a work in which he instead sings “of banquets, of girls fierce in battle / with closely-
This poet claimed that he was unworthy to write about wars in a work in which he instead sings “of banquets, of girls fierce in battle / with closely-trimmed nails, attacking young men.” The fourteenth poem in a collection by this author advises “The Ship of State” to “avoid the glistening seas.” The phrase “Now’s the time for drinking deep” opens his poem about Cleopatra. Wilfred Owen titled a poem from this author’s line “Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori.” The phrase “carpe diem” was originated by, for 10 points, what Latin poet of three books of Odes?