The speaker wishes to see "Night and the water, and you in your whiteness, bathing!"
The speaker wishes to see "Night and the water, and you in your whiteness, bathing!" in a poem by this author that begins with a torrent "Gushing from the mouths of stone men / To spread at ease under the sky." The speaker of another poem by this author laments that "When I go away from you / The world beats dead / like a slackened drum." The speaker of a poem by this author recalls a man following her through a maze, "Bewildered by [h]er laughter," mourning, "In a month he would have been my (*) husband." This author's poems "In the Garden" and "The Taxi" were inspired by her relationship with the Mormon actress Ada Dwyer Russell. This recipient of a posthumous Pulitzer for What's O'Clock, wrote a poem whose speaker cries: "Christ! What are [the title objects] for?" For 10 points, name this Imagist author of the collection Men, Women, and Ghosts, which contains the poem "Patterns."
The speaker wishes to see "Night and the water, and you in your whiteness, bathing!"
Amy Lowell [or Amy Lawrence Lowell]