This man, who was the first person to write down the Goldilocks story, attacked the so-called "Satanic School" of poets in the preface to one of his poems.
In one work, this man is compared to one of the "four and twenty Blackbirds in a pye" who fails in his ambition to become the only blackbird in the pie. In that work, he is called "my Epic Renegade" and "representative of all the race." This man, who was the first person to write down the Goldilocks story, attacked the so-called "Satanic School" of poets in the preface to one of his poems. He wrote a poem in which (*) Old Kaspar weakly tries to justify the carnage of a battle by repeatedly calling it a "famous victory." This target of the preface to The Vision of Judgment was also the ironic dedicatee of Don Juan. Lord Byron hated, for 10 points, what Lake Poet who wrote "After Blenheim"?
In one work, this man is compared to one of the "four and twenty Blackbirds in a pye" who fails in his ambition to become the only blackbird in the pie.
Robert Southey