One of this poet's works mentions "the most accurately transmitted most/untranslatable language in the universe" and begins, "A woman in the shape of a monster/a monster in the shape of a woman/the skies are full of them". This poet who wrote about Caroline Herschel in her poem "Planetarium" wrote in another poem, "The door itself makes no promises
One of this poet's works mentions "the most accurately transmitted most/untranslatable language in the universe" and begins, "A woman in the shape of a monster/a monster in the shape of a woman/the skies are full of them". This poet who wrote about Caroline Herschel in her poem "Planetarium" wrote in another poem, "The door itself makes no promises. It is only a door." Another poem by this author of "Prospective Immigrants Please Note", describes the title creatures as "bright topaz denizens of a world of green" who will "go on prancing, proud and unafraid". The speaker of another poem states, "I am blacking out and yet/my mask is powerful/it pumps my blood with power" as she performs the title action alone and "not like Cousteau with his/assiduous team". For 10 points, name this poet of "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" and "Diving into the Wreck".
One of this poet's works mentions "the most accurately transmitted most/untranslatable language in the universe" and begins, "A woman in the shape of a monster/a monster in the shape of a woman/the skies are full of them".
Adrienne {Rich}