This author that began a poem by comparing a spring day to a locker room showed "all the clocks in the city, whirring and chiming in a poem that descr
This author that began a poem by comparing a spring day to a locker room showed "all the clocks in the city, whirring and chiming in a poem that describes "lovers, they were gone…the deep river ran on." In another poem, the title character had "everything necessary to the [?] modern Man," and was found to be the one with "no official complaint," by the Bureau of Statistics. In addition to "As I walked Out One Evening" and "The Unknown Citizen," he wrote of aeroplanes "scribbling on the sky the message He is Dead," and called a man "my North, my South, my East and West." That poem orders "Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone." For ten points, name this poet who said "cut off the telephone," and "Stop all the clocks," in Funeral Blues who wrote The Age of Anxiety.
This author that began a poem by comparing a spring day to a locker room showed "all the clocks in the city, whirring and chiming in a poem that describes "lovers, they were gone…the deep river ran on."
Wystan Hugh {Auden}