For 10 points, name this Fugitive poet and Southern Agrarian who wrote "Ode to the Confederate Dead."
In one work, this poet narrates his experience going into a "long bay" "out of time's monotone," where he "affected" a "day of piracy" and "devoured the very plates Aeneas bore." This poet of "The Mediterranean" built the reputation of the Sewanee Review and described a jaguar who "leaps for his own image in a jungle pool" in a work that prophesies, "you will curse the setting sun." His best known work tells how "the (*) leaves/flying, plunge, and expire," describes "row after row with strict impunity" and cries out "Stonewall, Stonewall" and "Shiloh, Antietam." For 10 points, name this Fugitive poet and Southern Agrarian who wrote "Ode to the Confederate Dead."
In one work, this poet narrates his experience going into a "long bay" "out of time's monotone," where he "affected" a "day of piracy" and "devoured the very plates Aeneas bore."
Allen {Tate}