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This author apostrophized the title subject as the "true daughter of old Time" in one sonnet, while in another poem he coined the phrase "the glory that was Greece/And the grandeur that was Rome." This author averred that the hero of the tragedy called "Man" is the titular "conqueror worm" in another poem, while he rhymed the title female's three-syllable name with the word "tomb" in a poem set in the "ghoul-haunted woodland of Weir" in another. FTP, name this author of "Sonnet--to Science," "To Helen," and"Ulalume," [OO-la-loom] who is best known for a poem in which a "bust of Pallas" provides a perch for the title bird who likes to repeat the word "Nevermore!"
This author apostrophized the title subject as the "true daughter of old Time" in one sonnet, while in another poem he coined the phrase "the glory that was Greece/
Edgar Allan Poe