91 Revere Street was the address of, for 10 points, what speaker of "Home After Three Months Away" and "Memories of West Street and Lepke", two poems from Life Studies?
On Christmas Eve, this person's mom calls him the "man of the house", to which he says "I am not a man. I am a boy." This student at the Brimmer school cons his friend Roger Crosby out of several wheelbarrows full of toy soldiers, but is forced to return them. This man sits mixing a "black pile" of earth and a "white pile" of lime at Char-de-sa farm in a scene describing his uncle's death of Hodgkin's disease. This character's daughter rises "like the sun" "in her flame-flamingo infants' wear" in a work in which he concludes "Cured, I am frizzled, stale and small." He recounts his encounter with a "czar" of "Murder Incorporated" in a poem describing his time in jail for not registering for the draft. 91 Revere Street was the address of, for 10 points, what speaker of "Home After Three Months Away" and "Memories of West Street and Lepke", two poems from Life Studies?
On Christmas Eve, this person's mom calls him the "man of the house", to which he says "I am not a man.
Robert Lowell [accept either underlined answer , or “Bob”]