One of this author's poems speaks of "the difference between despair/ And fear." This author spoke of how "we placed the hair/ And drew the head erect" in a poem about "the last night that she lived." One of this writer's poems claims "Much Madness is Divinest Sense," and an
One of this author's poems speaks of "the difference between despair/ And fear." This author spoke of how "we placed the hair/ And drew the head erect" in a poem about "the last night that she lived." One of this writer's poems claims "Much Madness is Divinest Sense," and another poem discusses "Heavenly hurt it gives us/ We can find no scars" and compares "the weight of cathedral tunes." She also wrote of feeling "Zero at the Bone" in response to seeing a snake as well as a poem claiming "inebriate of air I am." For 10 points, name this poet of "There's a certain slant of light," "A Narrow fellow in the grass," and "I taste a liquour never brewed."
One of this author's poems speaks of "the difference between despair/
Emily Dickinson