In another work, this poet begins by describing "How changed is here each spot man makes or fills" to commemorate Arthur Hugh Clough.
This poet notices "How lonely rings the echo of my feet!" in the poem, "A Summer Night." In another work, this poet begins by describing "How changed is here each spot man makes or fills" to commemorate Arthur Hugh Clough. His most famous work observes "the grating roar/ Of pebbles which the (*) waves draw back" and how "Sophocles long ago" heard "the eternal note of sadness" on the Aegean. That work by this author of "Thyrsis" ends by noting that "here as on a darkling plain" "ignorant armies clash by night." For ten points, identify this poet who wrote "Dover Beach."
This poet notices "How lonely rings the echo of my feet!" in the poem, "A Summer Night."
Matthew Arnold