This author stated that "all who hide too well away / must speak and tell us where they are" at the end of a poem about the dif culty of honest communication. The title creature of a poem by this author "knows in singing not to sing" and proclaims the coming of "that other fall we name the fall"; that poem by this man describes an animal that "says the highway dust is over all" and asks "what to make of a diminished thing." In another poem, this author of "Revelation" wrote that he saw "one luminary clock against the sky" that "proclaimed the time was neither wrong nor
This author stated that "all who hide too well away / must speak and tell us where they are" at the end of a poem about the dif culty of honest communication. The title creature of a poem by this author "knows in singing not to sing" and proclaims the coming of "that other fall we name the fall"; that poem by this man describes an animal that "says the highway dust is over all" and asks "what to make of a diminished thing." In another poem, this author of "Revelation" wrote that he saw "one luminary clock against the sky" that "proclaimed the time was neither wrong nor right" a er he "outwalked the furthest city light." This author of "The Oven Bird" and "Acquainted with the Night" wrote about paths that "diverged in a yellow wood" in another poem. For 10 points, name this poet of "The Road Not Taken."
This author stated that "all who hide too well away / must speak and tell us where they are" at the end of a poem about the dif culty of honest communication.