This man noted "the tall, dried grasses, a goat stirs, with nozzle searching the ground," in his "The Desolate Field," and he chronicled "The Last Words of my English Grandmother." In addition to sayi
This man noted "the tall, dried grasses, a goat stirs, with nozzle searching the ground," in his "The Desolate Field," and he chronicled "The Last Words of my English Grandmother." In addition to saying "leaning a pyramid of sunlight," in his "Overture to a Dance of Locomotives," he asked "what sort of man was Fragonard," in his poem that shares its name with a T.S. Eliot work, "Portrait of a Lady." The title object is "like a butter cup, upon its branching stem," in this author's "Asphodel, That Greeny Flower," and he also wrote "unsignificantly off the coast, there was a splash unnoticed" in a poem found in his Pictures from Brueghel. This author also praised a city "under the Passaic Falls" and a certain thing glazed with rainwater. For ten points, name this poet of Paterson and "The Red Wheelbarrow."
This man noted "the tall, dried grasses, a goat stirs, with nozzle searching the ground," in his "The Desolate Field," and he chronicled "The Last Words of my English Grandmother."
William Carlos {Williams}