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 b
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