One writer with this surname left behind three volumes of poems to be published posthumously under the editorship of Ada Dwyer.
One writer with this surname left behind three volumes of poems to be published posthumously under the editorship of Ada Dwyer. While alive, that writer had produced Men, Women, and Ghosts, which contained her best known poem, "Patterns." Another writer with this surname created such characters as Homer Wilbur and Birdofredum Sawin in a series of publications that attacked the policies of James K. Polk, while a third writer with this surname dedicated to Elizabeth Bishop his poem "Skunk Hour" and wrote of "A Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket". More famous, however, is that poet's work dedicated to Colonel Robert Shaw. For ten points, identify this surname common to poet Amy, the author of The Biglow Papers James Russell, and a poet best known for the poem "For the Union Dead," Robert.
One writer with this surname left behind three volumes of poems to be published posthumously under the editorship of Ada Dwyer.
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