This man borrowed from Othello to write his poem "Goats and Monkeys," and asked, "Where shall I turn, divided in the vein," in a poem from his collection Two Poems on the Passing of an Empire.
This man borrowed from Othello to write his poem "Goats and Monkeys," and asked, "Where shall I turn, divided in the vein," in a poem from his collection Two Poems on the Passing of an Empire. His dramatic works include one about Henry Trewe and John Phillip inspired by Robinson Crusoe, and an adaptation of Tirso de Molina's The Joker of Seville. He wrote a play which ends with Makak's return, with the help of Moustique, to the titular geographical feature, as well as a transposition of the Odyssey into his native land. For ten points, identify this author of Dream on Monkey Mountain and Omoros, a native of St. Lucia.
This man borrowed from Othello to write his poem "Goats and Monkeys," and asked, "Where shall I turn, divided in the vein," in a poem from his collection Two Poems on the Passing of an Empire.
Derek Alton Walcott