in a section of another poem that draws heavily from Thomas Hart Benton.
In the third section of a poem by this author, he says that "We see toh kalon / decreed in the marketplace," and ends that poem with a section called "Medallion". This author asks "O GEA TERRA, what draws as thou drawest?" in a section of another poem that draws heavily from Thomas Hart Benton. A poem by this author says that the title figure's "true (*) Penelope was Flaubert" and that he "sought to resuscitate the dead art of poetry." This author's best known work includes a China section, and the first Bollingen Prize was awarded to the Pisan section of that work. For 10 points, name this political fascist who penned Hugh Selwyn Mauberly and the Cantos.
In the third section of a poem by this author, he says that "We see toh kalon / decreed in the marketplace," and ends that poem with a section called "Medallion".
Ezra Pound [or Ezra Weston Loomis Pound]