He wrote a letter to lover Lord Alfred Douglas titled De Profundis, and after his release from prison for indecency, wrote "The Ballad of Reading Gaol [JAIL].
This poet wrote "He did not wear his scarlet coat" in a poem "in memoriam" for Charles Thomas Wooldridge. The poem "Two Loves", written about this author, coined the phrase "the love which dares not speak its name." This poet wrote "The coward does it with a kiss" after declaring "Each man (*) kills the thing he loves". He wrote a letter to lover Lord Alfred Douglas titled De Profundis, and after his release from prison for indecency, wrote "The Ballad of Reading Gaol [JAIL]." This author created Basil Hallward and Sybil Vane in a novel about a sinful man who remains eternally young. For 10 points, name this writer of The Picture of Dorian Gray.
This poet wrote "He did not wear his scarlet coat" in a poem "in memoriam" for Charles Thomas Wooldridge.
Oscar Wilde