In the 1920's, this author took a hiatus and produced an incredibly researched 1000-page biography of John Keats. This poet, who used many "unrhymed cadences," penned a series of poems inspired by the Far East termed "Chinoiseries," which can be found in the collection Pictures from the Floating World. In a poem from the collection Men, Women and Ghosts, this poet observed "I walk down the garden paths and all the daffodils are blowing." That poem includes a scene in which the speaker learns that Lord Hartwell died in action on Thursday and concludes by exclaiming "Christ! What are [the title things] for?" She repeats the lines "false blue, / white, / purple/" to describe the title flowers of her poem "Lilacs." For 10 points, identify this author of What's O'Clock, "Patterns"and A Dome of Many Colored Glass, who wrote poetry in the Imagist style.
In the 1920's, this author took a hiatus and produced an incredibly researched 1000-page biography of John Keats. This poet, who used many "unrhymed cadences," penned a series of poems inspired by the Far East termed "Chinoiseries," which can be found in the collection Pictures from the Floating World. In a poem from the collection Men, Women and Ghosts, this poet observed "I walk down the garden paths and all the daffodils are blowing." That poem includes a scene in which the speaker learns that Lord Hartwell died in action on Thursday and concludes by exclaiming "Christ! What are [the title things] for?" She repeats the lines "false blue, / white, / purple/" to describe the title flowers of her poem "Lilacs." For 10 points, identify this author of What's O'Clock, "Patterns"and A Dome of Many Colored Glass, who wrote poetry in the Imagist style.
In the 1920's, this author took a hiatus and produced an incredibly researched 1000-page biography of John Keats.
Amy Lowell [prompt on "Lowell"]