One of this poet's works asks, "O minstrel galleons of Carib fire, / Bequeath us to no earthly shore," and that work begins by describing an "undinal vast belly" which "moonward bends / Laughing the wrapt inflections of our love." Another of this author's poems says "forsake our eyes / As apparitional as sails that cross some page of figures," and says of the title object, (*) "Only in darkness is thy shadow clear." This poet's love for Emil Opffer inspired his "Voyages" series and another of his works addresses the title figure "across the harbor, silver-paced" in its "Proem" opening section and has another section titled "Powhatan's Daughter." For 10 points, name this poet of the collection White Buildings who wrote an epic work about a New York Landmark, The Bri
One of this poet's works asks, "O minstrel galleons of Carib fire, / Bequeath us to no earthly shore," and that work begins by describing an "undinal vast belly" which "moonward bends / Laughing the wrapt inflections of our love." Another of this author's poems says "forsake our eyes / As apparitional as sails that cross some page of figures," and says of the title object, (*) "Only in darkness is thy shadow clear." This poet's love for Emil Opffer inspired his "Voyages" series and another of his works addresses the title figure "across the harbor, silver-paced" in its "Proem" opening section and has another section titled "Powhatan's Daughter." For 10 points, name this poet of the collection White Buildings who wrote an epic work about a New York Landmark, The Bridge.
One of this poet's works asks, "O minstrel galleons of Carib fire, / Bequeath us to no earthly shore," and that work begins by describing an "undinal vast belly" which "moonward bends / Laughing the wrapt inflections of our love."
Harold Hart Crane