A lady dressed in white appears in a section by this poet which is inspired by the Valley of Dry Bones from Ezekiel, and this man also wrote the line "tenants of the house/thoughts of a dry brain in a dry season.
This writer alleged that Ezra Pound's version of hell is not frightening because it is constructed solely for viewing by others and not for the damned, due to Pound having no concept of sin, in his essay After Strange Gods. A play by this man features Lucasta, the secret daughter of Sir Claude Mulhammer, and one of his works notes that "at this stage of religious experience the proper prayer is/Teach us to sit still" and is partially based on "In Exile at Sarzana" by Guido Cavalcanti. A lady dressed in white appears in a section by this poet which is inspired by the Valley of Dry Bones from Ezekiel, and this man also wrote the line "tenants of the house/thoughts of a dry brain in a dry season." For 10 points, name this writer of The Confidential Clerk and "Ash Wednesday," who wrote "between the essence and the descent falls the shadow" in a poem that notes "this is the way the world ends/not with a bang but a whimper," "The Hollow Men."
This writer alleged that Ezra Pound's version of hell is not frightening because it is constructed solely for viewing by others and not for the damned, due to Pound having no concept of sin, in his essay After Strange Gods.
Thomas Stearns {Eliot}