This poet wrote a sonnet which includes an allusion to a ninth wave that fills all the soul with its tide to a man that he addressed as "O sightless bard, England's Mæonides!", "Milton," while he wrote about a poet "whose name was writ in water" in his poem addressed to "Keats." He instructs the listener to "tell him not that life is but a mournful dream" in another poem, 
This poet wrote a sonnet which includes an allusion to a ninth wave that fills all the soul with its tide to a man that he addressed as "O sightless bard, England's Mæonides!", "Milton," while he wrote about a poet "whose name was writ in water" in his poem addressed to "Keats." He instructs the listener to "tell him not that life is but a mournful dream" in another poem, which also notes that "Art is long, and Time is fleeting." This author of "A Psalm of Life" also created a poem which exhorts Christ to "save us all from a death like this/On the reef of Norman's Woe!" where the title ship wrecked. This author of "The Wreck of the Hesperus" also wrote a long poem in which Gabriel Lajeunesse is the lost lover of the title Arcadian girl. For 10 points, identify this author of "Evangeline," a Fireside Poet who also wrote The Song of Hiawatha.
This poet wrote a sonnet which includes an allusion to a ninth wave that fills all the soul with its tide to a man that he addressed as "O sightless bard, England's Mæonides!", "Milton," while he wrote about a poet "whose name was writ in water" in his poem addressed to "Keats."
Henry Wadsworth {Longfellow}